With the horny-handed sons of toil now in charge of the Ship of State I shall shortly be shifting to the crossbenches in the House of Lords to prepare for …
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Most Read – Automotive, LiDAR market, Samsung No. 1
For those written in the last week, our most popular stories on the site cover Altair buying MDA, atomic clocks, the automotive semiconductor market, the global LiDAR market, Samsung regaining …
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Nvidia’s Talent To Surprise
Startling financials from Nvidia are nothing new. Nearly 20 years ago, the company’s Q1 2006 figures were reported in these terms: ‘Silicon Valley-based graphics chipmaker Nvidia has reported that April …
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Astrobotic sculpts moonscape for spacecraft payload testing
Astrobotic, a lunar logistics company, has unveiled its Lunar Surface Proving Ground (LSPG) – a constructed moonscape for testing- at its facility in Mojave, California. Measuring 100mx100m, the “high-fidelity 3D …
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Imec consortium realises QKD links for quantum cryptography
Imec, UGent and Belnet, the Belgian National Research Network, have realised the first Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) links – a key step in a 30-month quantum cryptography project which aims …
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China leads in Gen-AI patents
38,000 generative AI-related patents were filed by China in 2014-23 compared with 6,276 filed by the USA, out of a total of 50,000 filed by all countries,says the World Intellectual …
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ITER delayed eight years
The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) project in Saint Paul-lez-Durance, in the South of France will be delayed for at least eight years. The reactor was intended to start operation …
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ispace cooperating with Swedish Space Corporation for Mission 3
ispace has announced that its US subsidiary – ispace technologies US – has signed a cooperation agreement with the Swedish Space Corporation (SSC). The former is a space transportation specialist …
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What caught your eye this week? (Efabless, Imec 2nm, 402Tbit/s, ESA)
We’re talking democratising chip design, training for Imec’s 2nm PDK, 402Tbit/s down standard optical fibre, and ESA’s Zero Debris charter…
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Fable: The Man Who Saw Microbes
392 years ago the first man to see a microbe was born. He set up as a draper, opening a shop in 1654 and became a local politician before taking …
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