Hello COP26: These robots can clean the oceans, but they need help
Robots are cleaning out the oceans. But as Eric Johansson discovers, while they're making a...
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Inside Cervest’s plan to map the world’s climate risk
Envirotech startup Cervest is building an AI platform that can map the world's climate risk...
High-Performance Computing (HPC): Technology Trends
High-Performance Computing (HPC) utilises supercomputers and parallel processing techniques to quickly complete time-consuming tasks or...
China’s tech future depends on children and surveillance
A bountiful tech industry means the children of China face a prosperous future. The same...
The Tokyo Olympics are a 5G tragedy
The postponement of the Tokyo Olympics to 2021 undermined the 5G rollout not just for...
Time-of-use tariffs: Changing power grids and human behaviour
As time-of-use tariffs grow, consumers will start to feel the effects of a more competitive market, but how will they react to it?
Quantum computers, here but not here – what businesses need to know
The interest around quantum computing continues to grow, but many still see it as something that will happen in the future. The reality is that it is already making an impact, explains Giacomo Lee.
Iberdrola and Mitsubishi Power partner for renewable technologies
Spanish utility company Iberdrola and Japanese Mitsubishi Power have signed an agreement to jointly develop competitive, clean, and safe renewable energy technologies that promote the decarbonisation of industrial production in different regions around the world.
IoT must become the Internet of Secure Things for widescale acceptance in the 5G era
2021 is seen as a year of catch-up for the Internet of Things. But IoT cyber security issues which dogged the tech in the 2010s continue to do so, Giacomo Lee explains.
AI could make oil and gas greener, but it’s no silver bullet
Giacomo Lee on how AI could help oil and gas strike a balance between staying green and making a profit.
AI and Covid’s symbiotic relationship may make for tech’s Trojan horse
With AI more than rising to the challenge of Covid-19, its spread throughout the business ecosphere will only be a matter of time – and industries are already changing because of it, writes Giacomo Lee.
