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Forty-eight-volt batteries can reduce vehicle carbon emissions by up to 15%.

2024 has already marked a thrilling year in the tech industry, underscored by the buzz around AI that has captivated everyone from major organisations to the general public. However, amidst this AI fervour, a slew of other remarkable technological gadgets have emerged, often overshadowed yet equally deserving of attention.

Rapidly growing markets for robot innovation include applications that enhance human health and wellbeing, such as bionics and robotic surgery.

The SEMI Semiconductor Climate Consortium (SCC) has issued its first report of the semiconductor ecosystem’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions profile, an in-depth analysis of the semiconductor value chain’s carbon footprint and priority-ranked carbon emission sources for the industry to address.

UK Power Networks is investing more than £15 million this year in upgrading and maintaining electricity towers across the East and South East of England.

Chicony Power Technology, a worldwide manufacturer of power supplies and a pioneer in power electronics, has announced the winners of its Annual Partner Awards, honouring Infineon Technologies AG as its 2023 “GaN Strategic Partner of the Year”.

Let’s Go Zero, the national campaign for all UK schools, colleges, and nurseries to be zero carbon by 2030, welcomes London Mayor Sadiq Khan's new climate action plan announced on 12th April 2024, which includes the launch of a new Net Zero Schools initiative.

Nexperia is a rapidly growing global semiconductor company headquartered in the Netherlands, with over 60 years of history.

STMicroelectronics, a global semiconductor specialist serving customers across the spectrum of electronics applications, and Centrica Energy Trading A/S (Centrica Energy) announced that they have signed a ten-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for the supply of renewable energy to its operations in Italy, starting January 2025.

An ambitious project is underway which could see a radical new relationship between Thames vessel operators and London’s electricity network.