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Electronic Specifier Articles
Sheryl Sandberg steps down from Meta board of directors
Sheryl Sandberg, former Chief Operating Officer of Meta, has announced her decision to step down from the board of directors.
Who is Jim Keller and what's he doing at Tenstorrent?
Jim Keller, a name synonymous with groundbreaking developments in the computing world, just last September embarked on his latest technological endeavour as the CEO of Tenstorrent.
Hyundai’s new electric vehicle can ‘crab’ drive sideways
Hyundai Mobis revealed its electric vehicle, the ‘MOBION’, at CES 2024. This EV features the innovative 'e-Corner System' motion technology.
What is UltraRAM and is it the future of memory?
UltraRAM, a pioneering memory technology, is poised to redefine the landscape of digital electronics, from smartphones to data centres.
National Women in Science and Engineering Day
Diversity and inclusivity are vital topics that are being discussed in industries the world over – and none more so than in the STEM industries.
IMF warns AI set to impact 40% of jobs globally
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has announced that nearly 40% of jobs worldwide are at risk of being affected by AI. Kristalina Georgieva, IMF managing director, emphasised the likelihood of AI exacerbating overall inequality, calling on policymakers to tackle this "troubling trend" head-on.
Report reveals best 5G reliability and experience in London
In a fiercely competitive telecom landscape, where operators strive to meet the ever-increasing consumer demand for fast, accessible, and reliable 5G networks and services, MedUX has released exclusive research on 5G performance in the UK’s capital.
Synthesising cardiac innovations: the biorobotic heart simulator
A team of researchers has engineered a biorobotic heart that replicates the rhythm and dynamics of a real heart.
A guide to using the Prophesee EVK4
Explore the functionalities and applications of the Prophesee EVK4 vision evaluation kit and learn how to use it effectively vision projects.
Virgin Atlantic’s green fuel flight: a retrospective
We are now over a month on from Virgin Atlantic’s green fuel flight which used 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to cross the Atlantic in a flight from London Heathrow to New York JFK. Looking back on this flight, is this the dawn of more sustainable flying, or is it just environmental pandering that will never turn over a true result, here we explore.
Where to find 7nm chips: navigating the global semiconductor landscape
This article aims to guide professionals in the electronics industry on where to find 7nm chips.
Exploring the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus
Nestled in the heart of Oxfordshire, the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus stands as a pivotal centre for scientific research and technological advancement in the UK.
How to run STM32Cube IDE on Linux: a comprehensive guide
The STM32Cube Integrated Development Environment (IDE) has become a staple in the development and debugging of microcontroller applications. Known for its comprehensive and user-friendly platform, STM32Cube IDE is an indispensable tool for embedded systems developers.
What GMSL2 cameras and GMSL protocol can bring autonomous vehicles
The evolution of autonomous vehicles has been a drawn out and arduous process. Although the likes of Tesla and Cruise have heralded a new era for the technology, the news that Cruise will lay off 25% of its workforce following it’s California taxi licences being pulled after an accident in San Francisco show that issues still remain.
ChaosGPT: ChatGPT’s evil twin that aims to destroy humanity
Meet ChaosGPT, ChatGPT’s autonomous evil twin that has aims to destroy humanity, what is it and will it succeed?
Electronic Specifier’s top news from CES 2024
Electronic Specifier takes a look at some of the top announcements to come from CES 2024, in Las Vegas.
ABB: steering innovation in Formula E and beyond
ABB has been at the forefront of driving innovation across various industries, most known for its extensive range of products and services in electrification, robotics, automation, and motion.
Using coherent spin shuttling to scale up quantum computing
Researchers at RIKEN have achieved a remarkable feat in the field of quantum computing by successfully connecting two silicon spin qubits that are physically distant using coherent spin shuttling.
Women in STEM: New Year's Resolutions for 2024
As we bid a firm farewell to 2023, Electronic Specifier reached out to its women in tech network to find out what their personal and professional resolutions are for the new year.
AI could protect historic sites from vandalism
Artificial intelligence could be a key solution in the fight against graffiti vandalism at historic sites, which have seen a significant rise in such attacks recently.