Chip designer Arm is rapidly expanding its automotive business, amid mounting competition from open-source rival RISC-V. Revenue from the segment has doubled since 2020, the Financial Times reports. Dennis Laudick, VP of automotive go-to-market at Arm, attributed the growth to the number of chips required by high-end cars, which he described as âdata [centers] on wheels.â This trend is set to accelerate as demand for electric and autonomous vehicles grows.... Read more âș
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Happy New Year to you! If youâre in the market for a new career (and, letâs face it, who isnât right now?), your timing couldnât be more perfectâJanuary is actually one of the best months to get a new job. Surprised? Youâre not alone. Most people presume looking for a job early in the new year is futile, but thatâs a myth. Hiring is a year-round process, and thereâs never... Read more âș
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Augmented Reality (AR) has promised some pretty big things, such as, you know, a total disruption to how we live and work. By overlaying a virtual world over our IRL one, endless possibilities in how we communicate with one another, take in information, and see the world, come into focus. But AR has fallen short of expectations. While many of us have used dog filters on social media platforms like... Read more âș
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The European Union is on a mission to curb the power of big tech. In recent years, the bloc has doled out vast antitrust fines to Silicon Valley giants, set global standards for data privacy, and proposed a raft of digital regulations. Yet critics say the rules have been ineffective. Analysts claim the legislation has failed to protect competition, while giving companies routes to avoid enforcement. In 2023, the bloc... Read more âș
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We did it! Despite humanityâs best efforts, we made it through 2022. Before we pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off, and brace for whatever 2023 has to offer, we should probably take some time to reflect on the year that was. Here at Neural, that means recounting our favorite stories from the past 12 months. There was a lot of mind-blowing news in the world of tech in 2022. From... Read more âș
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The European Union has an unusual IT strategy. While the US prioritizes the development of global tech giants, the EU focuses on becoming the sectorâs leading regulator. In 2022, the bloc launched two sweeping sets of stringent new rules: the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which seeks to bolster competition in online services, and the Digital Services Act (DSA), which aims to protect people from online harm. Analysts expect the regulatory... Read more âș
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Here we go again! For the sixth year running, we present Neuralâs annual AI predictions. 2022 was an incredible year for the fields of machine learning and artificial intelligence. From the AI developer who tried to convince the world that one of Googleâs chatbots had become sentient to the recent launch of OpenAIâs ChatGPT, itâs been 12 months of non-stop drama and action. And we have every reason to believe... Read more âș
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Talk of a tech recession and mass layoffs across the sector dominated the headlines in 2022. And while certain areas have contracted and companies have acted accordingly by reducing their workforces, various industries continue to go from strength-to-strength and have been bolstered by the growing demand for cloud-based technology, machine learning tools, blockchain technology, and the acceleration of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) in our everyday lives. Fintechâs... Read more âș
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Few could have predicted the economic and geopolitical landscape that confronted the mobility sector in 2022. With the industry still reeling from materials shortages â particularly semiconductor chips â caused by COVID-19 lockdowns, the invasion of Ukraine has further tested the sectorâs resiliency. This has led to companies scrambling to wean themselves off Russian oil. The outcome of this has created a strong focus on renewable energy, including preservation, optimization... Read more âș
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According to the International Energy Association (IEA), the buildings sector in 2021 was responsible for around one-third of global energy and process-related CO2 emissions. Specifically, 6% of these emissions resulted from the manufacture of cement, steel, and aluminium used for construction; 8% from the use of fossil fuels; and 19% from the generation of electricity and heat needed to maintain them. This makes one thing clear: more attention needs to... Read more âș
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In the month after Elon Musk triumphantly announced his takeover of Twitter with his now famous âthe bird is freedâ tweet, he implemented a large-scale cull of the social media platformâs global workforce. While Muskâs rationale for this move was to make Twitter more efficient, how he carried out the cuts was widely criticised as showing a lack of compassion for employees. Luckily, the public have spoken and Musk has... Read more âș
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In the spring of 2010, physicist Jari Kinaret received an email from the European Commission. The EUâs executive arm was seeking pitches from scientists for ambitious new megaprojects. Known as flagships, the initiatives would focus on innovations that could transform Europeâs scientific and industrial landscape. Kinaret, a professor at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden, examined the initial proposals. âI was not very impressed,â the 60-year-old tells TNW. âI thought... Read more âș
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New research values the UK tech industry at a whopping $1 trillion (âŹ942 billion) â making it comfortably the leading ecosystem in Europe. This sector is now worth more than double Germanyâs ($467.2 billion) and three times more than Franceâs ($307.5 billion), according to a report by data provider Dealroom. The UK also leads the continent in overall funding, unicorns, and startup numbers. âUK tech has remained resilient in the... Read more âș
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On January 13, 2023, Spaceport Esrange â mainland Europeâs first satellite launch facility â will be inaugurated in Sweden. This marks a critical milestone for the continentâs space industry. Spaceport Esrange will provide the European Space Agency (ESA) with an independent getaway to the stars, enhancing its current capabilities in French Guiana. At first, the spaceport will be used to launch satellites into orbit. âSatellites are decisive for many functions... Read more âș
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As part of the 2022 European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator program, the Commission selected 78 startups and SMEs to receive up to âŹ470 million in funding. Depending on its needs, each company will get up to âŹ17.5 million in grants and/or equity investments. The latter will be made through the EIC Fund, which is now âfully operationalâ after appointing Luxembourg-based Alter Domus as an external fund manager to streamline the... Read more âș
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War has decimated much of Ukraineâs economy, but a notable exception is the IT sector. As of November, the industryâs annual export revenues had hit a record $5.5 billion â 13% more than in the same period last year. Since Russia invaded in February, 58% of Ukrainian tech firms have processed new orders from clients. Despite brutal assaults, martial law, and general mobilization, 85% have restored their pre-war business activities.... Read more âș
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The war in Ukraine has become the largest testing ground for artificial intelligence-powered autonomous and uncrewed vehicles in history. While the use of military robots is nothing new â World War II saw the birth of remote-controlled war machines and the US has deployed fully-autonomous assault drones as recently as 2020 â what weâre seeing in Ukraine is the proliferation of a new class of combat vehicle. This article discusses... Read more âș
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As weâre moving towards an EV-dominated future, efforts to introduce wireless on-road charging systems are increasing. Now, Germanyâs famous Autobahn will welcome its own wireless charging system â although it wonât be available to individual EV drivers. Instead, it will power a public bus transporting passengers to the city of Balingen. The technology will be provided by Israeli wireless charging company Electreon, which will collaborate with German EnBW â an... Read more âș
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Content provided by IBM and TNW Thanks to the convergence of several trends and changes across different markets and industries, automation is becoming a critical factor in the success of businesses and products. Advances in artificial intelligence, in parallel with the accelerating digitization of all aspects of business, are creating plenty of opportunities to automate operations, reduce waste, and increase efficiency. From managing your Information Technology (IT) bill to finding... Read more âș
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As the new year approaches, many of us are thinking of moving into a new role or career in 2023. Itâs an exciting time to try something new. But, donât let the labor shortage fool you, the job market is more competitive than ever. While there are plenty of opportunities out there, particularly in the tech sector, the rise of remote working also means that job seekers in 2023 will... Read more âș
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