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Project investigates the global warming hiatus
To investigate why the global warming trend varies from decade to decade, scientists from the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) will work alongside those from nine other research organisations as part of a major new multidisciplinary research project. Over the last decade a slowdown, or hiatus, has been observed in the global warming of the earth's surface. Although it is important to note that heat is still accumulating in other parts of the cl...
'Bending current' to introduce energy-efficient memory
Use your computer without the need to start it up: a new type of magnetic memory makes it possible. This 'MRAM' is faster, more efficient and robust than other kinds of data storage. However, switching bits still requires too much electrical power to make large-scale application practicable. Researchers at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) have discovered a smart way of solving this problem by using a 'bending current'. They publish their...
Netflix killed the physical video market
Just as video killed the radio star before it, Netflix availability is causing a decrease in spending on buying and renting movies and TV series on disc. IHS has announced key findings from its report measuring spend on movies and TV shows: Did Netflix Kill the Physical Video Market? The report found that there is a clear correlation between the regional launch of Netflix and a decline in video spending, as well as that spending on Netflix does n...
Free seminar covers LED/Lighting, IoT and wearables
Top industry names will be exhibiting and presenting at Motiv8’s first free technical seminars. The first seminar covering LED and Lighting Design including IoT/M2M and Wearable Technology will take place on Tuesday March 8 at the Williams F1 Conference Centre at Grove, near Oxford.
Lumileds kicks off Mid Power March
Lumileds kicks off Mid Power March, a month-long event to introduce a variety of mid power products that feature breakthrough performance and unmatched product reliability. “Since we first entered the mid power market in 2012, our focus has been to offer mid power LEDs with a performance edge over our competitors,” said Emmanuel Dieppedalle, Senior VP of Sales & Marketing,Lumileds.
Facebook to pave the way for 5G
Social media network, Facebook have announced the Telecom Infra Project (TIP), an engineering-focused initiative that is bringing operators, infrastructure providers, system integrators and other technology companies together to collaborate on the development of new technologies and reimagine traditional approaches to building and deploying telecom network infrastructure.
Virgin Galactic unveils SpaceShipTwo
Virgin Galactic has unveiled its newly completed SpaceShipTwo. The rollout ceremony was attended by Sir Richard Branson and his family, Virgin Galactic’s Future Astronauts, and partners. Professor Stephen Hawking named the new vehicle Virgin Spaceship (VSS) Unity via a recorded speech and said, “I would be very proud to fly on this spaceship.”
Registration open for Avnet Memec Silica Technology Day
The annual Avnet Technology Day UK organised by Avnet Memec Silica will take place on March15 as the Imperial War Museum, Duxford, Cambridge. The event will show a wide range of solutions for the security, IoT, and embedded vision markets. The event will bring together 18 suppliers providing visitors access to a plethora of different technologies and the latest innovations.
New networking event in the electronics branch
Which innovations are currently in the R&D pipeline of the electronics branch? How open must decision-makers in the electronics industry keep their minds for new technologies? And above all else: what is the role played by the 'smart factory' in this connection? These and a host of similar questions were on the agenda of the very first Innovation Symposium in the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany on 26th January, attended by more than 50 manag...
Dev kit evolution for the IoT
Hardware development kits are adapting and transforming to meet the needs of a new generation of developers working on the IoT, writes Sally Ward-Foxton.