Tag: Hardware

Windracers, manufacturer of the low-cost self-flying cargo aircraft ULTRA™, announced today that it has contracted to

By Margaret Stewart Nagle The United Kingdom’s National Health Service, or NHS, is planning to

Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) has released an Expression of Interest (EOI) for organisations to participate

Vantage Robotics, a leading provider of small UAVs and an innovator in drone technology, announced today

Reliable Robotics, a leader in autonomous aircraft systems, today announced the award of an Indefinite

Garuda Aerospace, one of India’s leading drone companies in a recent one-on-one meeting with Defence

Orbital Composites, a leading advanced aerospace manufacturing company, today announced it has been awarded an

In a recent update, Ouster, one of our esteemed partners, has announced he discontinuation of their

People are losing their drones over this issue so today I am publishing this open

Founded in 2018, Skyports is an Advanced Air Mobility company developing and operating landing infrastructure

If you’ve been following Android for long, you’re probably familiar with two seemingly at-odds realities about the role Google’s platform plays in the greater tech universe: Android has been the dominant mobile operating system (and all-around computing operating system) for ages now, thanks to its prominent and diverse presence on the phone side of things. At the same time, Android has long struggled to gain any meaningful foothold on the tablet end of the equation — with an endless-seeming array of about-faces and puzzling pivots in that area. Plain and simple, while Android phones have always had their own distinctive ident

Ah, the morning ritual: Once you’ve booted up your computer, it’s time to open all those application windows you need to get work done. You might want to position them just so, especially if you use a variety of apps or rely on multiple displays in your workflow. But wait: Computers are designed to automate repetitive tasks! Isn’t there be a better way to do this? The answer is yes — and Microsoft’s new Workspaces PowerToy is how to make it happen. With a few fast clicks, the tool empowers you to pull up any specific group of application windows you need and put them exactly where you want them on your desktop. It even supports multiple monitors for people

OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman has stepped away from his role as co-director of an internal commission the company created in May to oversee key safety and security decisions related to OpenAI’s artificial intelligence (AI) model development and deployment. OpenAI’s Safety and Security Committee will become “an independent board oversight committee focused on safety and security” led by its new chair, Zico Kolter, director of the machine learning department of Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science, the company revealed in a blog post Monday. Kolter replaces the committee’s former cha

Business spending to adopt and use AI in existing operations, and to deliver better products and services, is expected to drive 3.5% of global GDP by 2030, adding $19.9 trillion to the world economy, according to a new report from research firm IDC. AI spending by businesses alone is expected to reach $632 billion by 2028, IDC had esti

Has Apple’s love affair with AR cooled? Not on your life, and while it is true that visionOS didn’t get much time during the company’s big reveals at WWDC and last week’s iPhone launch, the company has delivered a handful of valuable improvements to the OS — hinting at future product plans as it did. Perhaps you missed the hint, but what was interesting about the update wasn’t what’s new as much as what isn’t new, particularly the lack of support for 

A new forecast from the research firm IDC indicates that shipments of headsets for Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR) and Mixed Reality (MR) will increase by 41.4% in 2025. And along with lower hardware prices, the big draw will be built-in AI functions, according to Reuters. The new AI headsets are called ER (Extended Reality) and are expected to have a market share of just over 25% in four years. C

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has announced that the company’s employees will soon have to work from the office five days a week, just as they did before the COVID-19 pandemic. Previously, workers were only required to be in the office three days a week. “Looking back over the past five years, we continue to believe that the benefits of being together in the office are significant,” Jassy wrote in a message to staff. “In conclusion, we have observed that it is easier for our employees to learn, model, tra

Intel’s foundry business has secured a significant deal with Amazon Web Services (AWS) for custom AI chip production, potentially bolstering confidence in the struggling chip giant. In a memo to employees, CEO Pat Gelsinger revealed that Intel Foundry Services will manufacture an AI fabric chip for AWS using its 18A process technology. “We will also produce a custom Xeon 6 chip on Intel 3 that builds on our existing partnership, under which Intel produces Xeon Scalable processors for AWS,” Gelsinger said. “More broadly, we expect to have deep engagement with AWS on additional designs spanning Intel 18A, Intel 18AP, and Intel 14A.” The announcement comes aft

Kendall McDaniel felt like a nomad worker, wandering from job to job, never making enough money, never feeling fulfilled. He worked entry-level jobs in construction, in healthcare and at multiple fast-food joints. In those fast-food jobs, McDaniel said, “You could be bleeding out of your ears and you’d still be expected to come into work.” With an associate’s degree in theater, McDaniel at the time felt there were no long-term career options ahead for him. Then, two years ago, his cousin — an electrician — told him about a manufacturing company he’d worked at. He liked how they treated him, and that tip convinced McDaniel to apply for another entry-level position

Just as European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was preparing to present her new team, there is trouble over the line-up for Commission posts: The European Union’s current Commissioner for the Internal Market and Services, Thierry Breton, has unexpectedly submitted his resignation. In his resignation letter, which the Frenchman posted on X, Breton justified his move by saying that von der Leyen had asked the French government a few days ago to remove his name from the list of candidates, allegedly in exchange for another more influential portfolio. “I would like to