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Schneider Electric data breach bagged by baguette bandits
Schneider Electric has confirmed it has faced another data breach as hackers demand a ransom of $125,000 worth of baguettes.
Earthshot Prize 2024 winners announced
The five 2024 Earthshot Prize winners were announced at a high-profile awards ceremony in Cape Town, South Africa, hosted by Emmy, Grammy, and Tony Award winner Billy Porter alongside acclaimed television presenter Bonang Matheba.
Public perception of data centres positive, says survey
CyrusOne has announced new research revealing the public perception and attitudes towards data centres, indicating that they are more favourable than initially anticipated.
Diamonds are a quantum computer’s best friend
European scientists are using diamonds to build a new quantum computer that works without needing to be cooled to ultra-low temperatures.
Yes, to AI functions in cars – but no to extra charges
Where and how much is the AI revolution changing the automotive industry? An international mobility study by MHP management and IT consultancy gives an overview, supplies current facts and figures, and provides recommendations for action for decision-makers.
What it means to be the inventor of the IGBT
Following his achievement of the 2024 Millennium Technology Prize, Electronic Specifier spoke with the inventor of the IGBT, Professor Bantval Jayant Baliga, on what it means to him and what he hopes to see in the future.
The UK can build its own AWS – but its tech firms must back British Cloud
Mahdi Yahya, CEO and Founder of Ori, a UK provider of GPUs for AI compute, argues that the UK has all the ingredients necessary to build its own sovereign Cloud computing infrastructure – but it’s being held back by a lack of imagination from senior tech players.
How motion capture technology is shaping the future of drone swarms
Drone swarms have been growing in popularity alongside the rise of drone technology itself, now, motion capture technology is being utilised to further this research.
Aquark demonstrates viability of cold atom tech
UK quantum technology company Aquark Technologies, working in partnership with the Office of the Chief of Technology Officer (OCTO) for the Royal Navy (RN) has successfully demonstrated the capabilities of novel cold atom technology on the Royal Navy's HMS Pursuer vessel.
EVM in 5G NR: addressing measurement challenges
Error Vector Magnitude (EVM) is a critical metric for assessing signal quality in 5G New Radio (NR) networks. As cellular technology evolves, increasing data throughput has been achieved by combining wider channel bandwidths with higher-order modulation schemes. However, these advancements also bring new challenges in accurately measuring EVM, particularly in 5G NR, where higher modulation orders and wider bandwidths are common.
Top 5 power products in October
Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top 5 power products to have been released in October 2024.
Top 5 IoT products in October
Electronic Specifier walks through the top 5 IoT products released this October 2024.
Top 5 T&M products in October
Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top 5 T&M products to have been released in October 2024.
Engineering a ghost hunt this Halloween
Welcome to Halloween – the one night each year when the veil between the living and the dead is at its thinnest, and, as some would have it, spirits turn to electronics to make contact with the world of the living.
Industry’s response to the Autumn Budget
The Chancellor has presented a Budget aimed at strengthening the foundations for progress after more than a decade of economic stagnation.
Northrop Grumman creates worlds first flying data centre
Northrop Grumman recently unveiled its Deep Sensing and Targeting (DSaT) technology, which transforms aircraft into flying data centres, enabling real-time intelligence gathering from satellites and drones to assist military operations.
NVIDIA and xAI unveil Colossus, world’s largest AI supercomputer
In a landmark development, NVIDIA and xAI revealed that the Colossus supercomputer cluster, composed of 100,000 NVIDIA Hopper GPUs, has been deployed in Memphis, Tennessee.
3D printing medicine for children
Researchers from Texas A&M University are working on developing 3D-printed medication for treating the parasitic infection toxoplasmosis in children. Their aim is to make the treatment more accurate, accessible, and cost-effective as well as improving safety, compared to current options.
Deepfake tech strikes again
Deepfake technology is an area of tech that certainly receives a lot of backlash, and it’s not hard to see why with all the bad press it receives.
Shifting to software to secure sustainability
In industries such as automotive, aerospace, and energy, the move from traditional hardware, which can be timely and expensive to design and create, to embedding software systems is helping companies with their development processes and sustainability drive.