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Top 5 power products in August
Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top 5 power products to have been released in August 2023.
Introducing Phoenix, a humanoid robot aiming to tackle labour challenges
Phoenix is Sanctuary AI’s sixth-generation general-purpose robot powered by Carbon, a unique AI control system.
India's historic lunar mission: exploring the moon's south pole
In a monumental achievement for space exploration, India's robotic lander, Vikram, recently became the first spacecraft to successfully touch down near the enigmatic south pole of the moon.
Nvidia sees sales more than double following demand for AI chips
Nvidia has seen its sales soar by more than double as demand for its AI chips heats up. The record-high sales saw the chip giant’s revenue jump to above $13.5 billion for the three months to the end of June.
Semiconductor manufacturer faces a strike ballot over pay
Manufacturing workers building semiconductors for a range of markets will begin voting on strike action on Friday 25 August in a dispute over a real terms pay cut.
AI and Quantum: exploring the unknowable
AI and quantum sit atop as two of the most innovative and exciting emerging technologies of the present day – a time writhe with new discoveries.
UK microchip giant Arm make motion to sell shares in US
UK microchip designer Arm has filed to list its shares on the US Nasdaq stock market. The move, earmarked for September, has generated interest and ire from titans such as Amazon and even the UK Prime Minister (PM).
WindWings: sailing the maritime industry towards a greener horizon
In a display of innovation and engineering prowess, a British-designed cargo sail system known as 'WindWings,' commissioned by the shipping firm Cargill, has set sail on its maiden voyage aboard the Pyxis Ocean, charting a course from China to Brazil.
What do AI experts want from the UK summit?
The UK is planning to host its summit on the safety of artificial intelligence at the start of November.
Diversity and inclusion in robotics: why women's voices matter
When we think of robots, often the first thing that comes to mind are humanoid machines that mimic a person. However, in reality, there are so many different types of robots, each created to perform a certain function and each with varying degrees of intelligence – or none at all.
Griefbots and Doppls – exploring AI and humanity
In a mixture of technology and emotion, stories are starting to emerge that bring artificial intelligence (AI) and human feelings closer than ever before.
Wearable AAC devices are set to transform communication support
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices play a critical role in empowering individuals with language impairments to communicate effectively.
Female founders: igniting success in tech
Electronic Specifier’s sister title, Startups Magazine, is hosting an exclusive event in Brighton for women in technology and female founders.
First evidence of ‘quantum superchemistry’ in the laboratory
Researchers from the University of Chicago have revealed the initial proof of ‘quantum superchemistry.’
The influence of women's football on women in technology
In recent years, the realm of women's football has transcended the boundaries of the sports arena, extending its influence into unexpected domains, including the world of technology.
Forging futures: honouring women's impact on engineering
Despite the fact that engineering has always been viewed as a male-dominated field, women have achieved some of the most remarkable feats in history.
Invisible fluorescent tags enhance object detection
Developed by MIT scientists, BrightMarkers represent concealed fluorescent markers integrated within physical items, amplifying the capabilities of motion tracking, virtual reality, and object detection.
What is machine ‘unlearning’ and why is Google pursuing it?
With all the buzz about machine learning and AI, a little news development blossoming from chief AI accelerator Google may have flown under many people’s radar.
Ongoing chip shortage for German car industry, predicts Audi
Despite chipmakers' intentions to establish factories in the country, a senior Audi executive was quoted on Friday, stating that the semiconductor shortages causing disruptions in Germany's automotive industry are expected to persist for years before being resolved.
AI is set to be bigger than the Industrial Revolution
Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden suggests that AI might exert a more significant influence on the UK than the Industrial Revolution, potentially playing a pivotal role in expediting government decision-making processes.