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Smartoptics, a supplier of optical networking solutions, has announced that Danish non-profit ISP ASOM-Net has selected its 400G disaggregated optical networking solution.

Phasecraft has published a white paper examining the near-term future of quantum computing. While acknowledging the field's significant progress, the paper highlights the challenges ahead and calls for sustained investment, international collaboration, and responsible regulation.

Entrepreneur and winner ofInnovate UK's 2023 Young Innovators award, Orlando Ely, has turned to additive manufacturing, better known as3D printing, to bring a device that could revolutionise the way people recover from strokes and cognitive impairment a significant step closer to launch.

Small and mid-sized electronics manufacturers in the UK are facing a ‘silent killer’ as new figures show profitability has dropped, despite strong sales.

Amazonis preparing to release a revamped version of its Alexa assistant in October 2024, which will integrateAnthropic’s Claude AI.

SEMICON India 2024, set to take place from 11-13 September in Greater Noida, Delhi NCR, will bring together global leaders, semiconductor experts, academia, and government representatives.

First held in 1964, electronica was Germany’s first trade fair dedicated entirely to electronic components.

Astute Systems is thrilled to announce the launch of its GXA-1 AI computer, powered by NVIDIA, set to debut in Europe in September 2024. Designed for advanced autonomy, the GXA-1 targets industries requiring high-speed, real-time edge processing, such as agriculture, construction, power sectors (including wind farms, oil and gas pipelines, solar technology), mining, shipping, logistics, and border security.

Organisations across the country will be able to demonstrate that their new artificial intelligence and digital innovations meet regulatory requirements so they can quickly bring them to market.

The Securing the future of space: Space Software and Data/AI CPD programme is one of five new projects, worth £2.1 million, announced byUK Space Agencyto break down barriers to opportunities within this fast-growing, high-tech sector.