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First intercontinental journey made using electric boat
The first electric boat has officially made the crossing from Europe to Africa, crewed by a Swedish team - marking the first-ever intercontinental journey made by an electric vessel.
Kickboxing competition puts humanoid robots to the test
The growth in humanoid robots is being heralded for the advantages it will bring to sectors suffering from labour shortages where humans don’t want to perform repetitive, monotonous tasks - such as logistics and manufacturing.
Women face a greater risk of disruption from AI
Jobs typically held by women, particularly in high-income countries, faced a greater risk of disruption from artificial intelligence than those predominantly performed by men, according to a report published by the United Nations’ International Labour Organization (ILO).
Master Electronics at EDS Leadership Summit 2025
At the 2025 EDS Leadership Summit in Las Vegas, Paige West, Managing Editor of Procurement Pro, caught up with Cristian Stanciu, Vice President of Sales at Master Electronics, to discuss the company’s evolving strategy, digital transformation, and outlook for the year ahead.
Bioinspired robotic dog for land and water operations
A new amphibious robotic dog, designed to manoeuvre seamlessly across both land and water, has been unveiled by a team of researchers aiming to push the boundaries of terrain versatility in robotics.
Smell your way to better brain health
In a pioneering approach to counter age-related cognitive decline, researchers from Japan and the UK have developed a virtual reality (VR) game that trains the brain using the power of smell.
MediaTek collaborates with NVIDIA to develop custom AI silicon
At Computex 2025, MediaTek confirmed it is working closely with NVIDIA to develop custom AI silicon designed to meet the demands of hyperscale Cloud infrastructure.
Imagination "embraces" Edge AI capabilities in its GPUs
Imagination Technologies recently released its E-Series of GPUs, notably with Edge AI capabilities. Kristof Beets, VP of Product Management at the company took Electronic Specifier through the solution, discussing integrating Edge AI, the importance of flexibility, and how GPUs are best-placed to run AI workloads.
Google introduces AI Mode sparking a change in conversation
At the Developers conference in Mountain View, California, on Tuesday 21st May 2025, Google unveiled a notable update to its search engine: AI Mode, a new tab that is currently available in the US.
Discovery of intercrystals with unique properties
Rutgers University-New Brunswick researchers have uncovered a new class of materials, intercrystals, with unqiue electronic properties that have the potential to power future technologies.
Caltech researchers learn from jellyfish to develop underwater bot
Small autonomous underwater vehicles - the ‘drones of the sea’ - could be valuable for studying the depths of the ocean and monitoring its changing conditions. But such nautical mini bots can be overpowered by turbulent currents, which is why Caltech scientists have sought to engineer a solution to this problem.
The rise of diamond-based transistors: revolutionising high-power electronics
Diamond's properties include high thermal conductivity, exceptional carrier mobility, high voltage breakdown, among others, which render transistors that have the capability of operating at high temperatures, voltages, among others. Simultaneously, it also offers higher dissipation of heat and higher energy efficiency.
NXP’s Jens Hinrichsen at COMPUTEX 2025: AI at the Edge
At COMPUTEX 2025 in Taipei, Jens Hinrichsen, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Analog and Automotive Embedded Systems at NXP Semiconductors, delivered a keynote that positioned AI at the Edge – not in the Cloud – as the foundation for an autonomous future.
Robot made up of fish food presents eco-friendly option
What does an eco-friendly aquatic robot look like? In the case of scientists at EPFL, in Switzerland, the robot they have designed is made up of fish food.
NVIDIA outlines future of AI factories at COMPUTEX 2025 keynote
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang delivered a keynote speech in Taipei ahead of COMPUTEX 2025, outlining the company’s expanding vision for AI infrastructure, accelerated computing, and the platforms that will drive the next generation of intelligent systems.
Arm unveils new platform naming architecture to support AI evolution
Arm has announced a significant shift in how it communicates its compute platforms, unveiling a unified naming architecture aimed at aligning its product families with the accelerating demands of AI across multiple markets.
Apple users could soon control devices with their thoughts
Synchron, a brain-computer interface (BCI) company, will be the first to achieve native integration with a new BCI Human Interface Device (BCI HID) profile announced by Apple.
PQShield’s mission: securing the future against post-quantum threats
Founded as a spin-out from the University of Oxford, PQShield emerged from cutting-edge academic research into cryptography.
Testing structural integrity of 3D printed space materials
A small piece of outer space recreated in a basement in Glasgow could help ensure that a key enabling technology for future space missions won’t lead to deadly ‘rifle bullets’ of space junk circling the Earth.
Can Apple help your iPhone save battery by using AI?
Apple’s upcoming iOS 19 update, which is expected to roll out in the second half of 2025, indicates a change in how iPhones manage power.