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Can technology save the planet? The sentiment at the World Economic Forum annual conference in Davos evoked an overwhelming yes.

Advanced Rework Technology (A.R.T.), an independent provider of IPC-certified and bespoke training services for the electronics assembly industry, has published a new guide and video entitled‘Hand Soldering And Rework Best Practices’.

Keysight Technologies introduces RFPro Circuit, a next-generation radio frequency (RF) simulation tool targeting the complex, multi-physics requirements of today’s RF integrated circuit (RFIC) designers.

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.

At the start of April 2024, the UK and US sat down to sign a first-of-its-kind AI safety agreement to test future AI models.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has surpassed human performance across a variety of workplace tasks amid widespread fears ofAI taking jobs, according to a newstudyfrom Stanford University.

A UNIGE team has developed an AI capable of learning a task solely based on verbal instructions, and to do the same with a sister AI.

Since ChatGPT emerged, GenAI development and deployment have been gaining significant momentum in Asia and Oceania. Omdia’s new Generative AI in Asia & Oceania – 2024: Democratisation through localisation report indicates that software revenue for GenAI in this region is estimated to be around $3.4 billion by the end of 2024 but is projected to exceed $18 billion by 2028.

Pico Technology, a pioneer in test and measurement solutions, introduces its Oscilloscope Training and Demo Board, a versatile tool designed to elevate and enhance the user experience with (mixed signal) oscilloscopes.

Datacentre processor shipments for AI acceleration grew strongly in 2023, and this trend is expected to continue in 2024 and 2025. Yole Group expects the datacentre GPU market to grow to $162 billion in 2029, representing an almost 26% CAGR between 2023 and 2029.