The US space agency announced that its Voyager-1 probe is now transmitting usable information back to Earth, following a period of incoherent signals. This milestone has been achieved despite the spacecraft's age of 46 years, making it humanity's most distant object. A computer malfunction had previously halted the return of intelligible data since November; however, engineers have successfully rectified this issue.

Cumbria Police has embarked on a trial phase, integrating two Tesla EVs into its fleet. The trial began with the acquisition of a Tesla Model Y and Model 3, which the force will evaluate until the end of July.

Millions of EVs on the market are facing the prospect of going unsold as the global auto industry prepares for an EV sale crisis.

An international research team, led by the University of Göttingen, has experimentally shown that electrons in double-layer graphene, found naturally, behave as if they are massless, akin to the manner in which light travels, opening possibilities for quantum electronics. 

WomenWhoCode (WWC), a charitable organisation dedicated to supporting women in the technology sector, has announced its dissolution due to a severe funding shortfall.

Carmakers around the world, as well as utilities and charging app operators, are preparing for a future in which more EV owners will sell power back to the grid via V2G EV charging technology.

The world is changing. People and industry are more aware of the effect their actions are having on the world. And with that knowledge, comes responsibility.

Tesla has issued a recall for 3,878 of its Cybertrucks, manufactured between November 2023 and April 2024, due to significant safety concerns.

In 2024, the Newport Wafer Fab was at the epicentre of political, economic, and industry discussion as it went through a shift in ownership.

Spaceport Cornwall is a name we are hearing more and more in the Aerospace and Defence industry, but what and where is Spaceport Cornwall?

Discover the versatile uses of 50W wireless chargers, from quick charging smartphones and tablets to powering high-tech gadgets.

The launch of Procurement Pro, a publication dedicated to the ever-evolving and increasingly complex world of procurement in the electronic components market, has been a resounding success so far, with its maiden magazine, event debut, and more exciting announcements to come.

2024 has already marked a thrilling year in the tech industry, underscored by the buzz around AI that has captivated everyone from major organisations to the general public. However, amidst this AI fervour, a slew of other remarkable technological gadgets have emerged, often overshadowed yet equally deserving of attention. 

At the start of April 2024, the UK and US sat down to sign a first-of-its-kind AI safety agreement to test future AI models.

This week marked a significant milestone for Boston Dynamics as the company announced the retirement of its hydraulic Atlas robot and introduced its successor: a fully electric version designed to address real-world challenges.

A UNIGE team has developed an AI capable of learning a task solely based on verbal instructions, and to do the same with a sister AI.

Travelling with electronic gadgets has become commonplace, and so a good understanding of the regulations that govern their transportation across airports has become necessary.

In a two-year $2 million grant, a team of scientists and engineers have begun trials in Oregon to prepare NASA’s LASSIE robot dog for the Moon’s surface.

Electronic Specifier’s Mick Elliott speaks to top industry executives at embedded world 2024 to find out the latest in the embedded electronics market.

A safety project for self-driving cars has been initiated by a team of scientists and experts led by the University of Surrey in efforts to develop framework for approving autonomous vehicles.