Farming’s rural nature has long been an obstacle to technology adoption in the sector – but more accessible communications, together with AI, are opening the door.

It’s January and we have just slogged through another Consumer Electronics Show (CES) where an interactive AI robot toy is all the rage. But it has also sparked a panic.

Major tech firms including Google, Amazon and OpenAI have signed an agreement with the White House to bear all the costs associa

OpenAI has released GPT-5.3 with a focus on delivering more accurate answers and better contextualised results when searching th

Dell Technologies is planning to stop using semiconductors made in China by 2024 amid concerns over US-Beijing tensions, Nikkei has reported.

Designing and testing products in the virtual world is faster and less expensive than making physical prototypes, but it depends on the right level of high performance computing (HPC) as well as software. Here our expert roundtable panel – hosted...

The UK’s experimental fusion energy facility has deployed 3D magnetic coils that have been shown to stabilise the key reaction needed to make fusion power a commercial reality

Greentech firm Gauss Fusion has unveiled a detailed conceptual blueprint for developing Europe’s first fusion power plant.

Fusion for Energy (F4E) and CERN – Europe’s largest physics laboratory – have joined forces to accelerate the development of fusion energy.

The quality of specialist superconducting materials destined for the ITER fusion reactor has been verified in an extensive study by Durham University researchers.

Cuba’s national electricity grid collapsed yesterday, leaving the majority of its near 11-million citizens without power.

The International Energy Agency has proposed that member countries release emergency oil stocks in order to counter price shocks.

Eighteen months ago, E+T took another look at the IET’s updated Critical Targets. This, in turn, was based on a series we began

Reaching out to early-stage schoolchildren is vital to encourage STEM enthusiasm.

Nvidia has unveiled some major announcements during this week’s GTC 2024, including the Nvidia Blackwell Platform to boost the ability of developers to build more advanced AI models.

Nvidia's cuLitho makes it look like a blast from the past but points to changes in how chip designs are done.

Nvidia is as much focused on the plumbing as the chip speeds in its latest generation of AI machines.

AMD's decision to buy Xilinx points to the rush for AI technology but may be a sign of a looming top.

The European Space Agency will see its funding rise by €22bn to “support Europe’s leadership in space”.

China’s Ming Yang Smart Energy has announced it is to invest £1.5bn in a new wind turbine plant in Scotland. The announcement co

The UK and US have announced the Tech Prosperity Deal to accelerate advances in AI, quantum and nuclear energy, coinciding with US President Donald Trump’s state visit.

Google’s parent company Alphabet will invest £5bn in the UK over the next two years to help “power the UK’s AI economy”.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has delivered Norway’s ‘most powerful’ supercomputer to accelerate AI research while using waste heat to warm local salmon farms.

With the launch of the Jupiter AI supercomputer in Germany, Europe takes a major step toward ‘technological sovereignty and glob

Simulations produced using an exascale supercomputer are enabling researchers to predict when an earthquake is likely to happen

Britain’s most powerful supercomputer, the £225m Isambard-AI, has been officially launched in Bristol, with promises that it could enable breakthroughs in areas such as medicine, robotics and climate change.

A 256-qubit quantum computer housed at the University of Cambridge is set to ‘supercharge’ quantum research in the UK.

Upgrading outdated stations and infrastructure should take priority over building new railway schemes, argues a report from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.

When the National Energy System Operator (NESO) announced a new pipeline of deliverable energy projects at the end of last year,

The UK’s first ever geothermal power plant will be going live today, bringing a new source of low-carbon energy generation onto the electricity grid.

Local authorities in England and Wales face a record £18.6bn backlog of road repairs despite increases to funding last year.

Cuba’s national electricity grid collapsed yesterday, leaving the majority of its near 11-million citizens without power.

Washington State University researchers have developed a technique to produce a form of aromatic kerosene directly from vegetable oils that, when blended with paraffinic sustainable aviation fuel, can entirely supplement fossil-fuel-derived jet fuels.

A 256-qubit quantum computer housed at the University of Cambridge is set to ‘supercharge’ quantum research in the UK.

A 256-qubit quantum computer housed at the University of Cambridge is set to ‘supercharge’ quantum research in the UK.

A nanotechnology-based material developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology could block harmful space radiation, enabling safer human spaceflight.

Upgrading outdated stations and infrastructure should take priority over building new railway schemes, argues a report from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.

A remotely-operated minibot developed by Australian researchers can quickly clean up oil spills using a specialised filtering system.