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There’s a viewpoint piece on the Amazon-Nokia patent dispute, the value of the semiconductor market, Ireland being set to launch its first satellite, the US allocating $3 billion of Chips Act money, and MicroLED commercialisation…
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A programme of orbital rocket launches by HyImpulse Technologies, a launch services provider, is due to be hosted by SaxaVord Spaceport, on the Shetland Islands. These space launches will be …
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A three year EU project directed at energy conversion, intelligent electricity management and secure network monitoring called PROGRESSUS, has come up with a way which would make it possible to …
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Koike of Japan and the Japan National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) have come up with a single-crystal material that could be used as an electrolyte in …
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NASA has given contracts to Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin rocket company to put two satellites into orbit round Mars. Launch date is scheduled for August 2024. It will be the …
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Vox Power has introduced a compact 600W modular ac-dc power supply with four output slots, and a choice of eight output modules that can be mixed and matched among them. …
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By Steve Bush
ETH Zurich researchers have trained an autonomous excavator to construct a dry-stone wall 65m long and 6m high out of random rocks and building waste. Using sensors including cameras and …
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2200 years ago a Greek librarian decided to measure the circumference of the Earth. He measured the distance between two cities on the same meridian and the difference in the …
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For example, what caught David Manners’ eye this week were signs that the semiconductor recovery may be underway…
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Despite a decrease observed over the last twenty years, the consumption of antibiotics still remains too high in several countries in Europe, as revealed by the latest report from the …
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