OpenAI has published a policy document to help ensure the economic benefits of AI are shared with human workers.

It took Google’s Blaise Agüera y Arcas a decade of working with language prediction and face recognition to come to the realisat

Digital comms are no longer a monochrome dataset. Sentiment analysis can bring not just colour, but meaning and commercial advantage.

A new kind of nanoelectronic device could dramatically cut the energy used by AI hardware through mimicking the human brain, accordin

It took Google’s Blaise Agüera y Arcas a decade of working with language prediction and face recognition to come to the realisat

Skyrora, one of the UK’s most prominent space firms, has expressed interest in buying the assets of rocket launch company Orbex

Takeaway firm Just Eat has launched trials of autonomous delivery robots to transport food to customers in Milton Keynes and Bri

The use of robots in industry is nothing new. For decades, factories have relied on manufacturing automation to improve speed, p

South Korean shipbuilder HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has built two ammonia dual-fuel gas carrier vessels.

The 800MW Springwell Solar Farm has been granted approval as Britain breaks the solar power generation record with the sunny spring weather.

A major five-year £12bn plan to upgrade central and southern Scotland’s electricity grid has begun, supporting the UK’s move towards an ‘all-electric future’.

Advanced nuclear technology part 2: Small modular reactors (SMRs) explained

Researchers are planning to extract gas that has built up under a landfill site in Wiltshire and use it for heat, power and CO2 in a growing dome to create ideal year-round growing conditions for crops.

UK manufacturers are losing up to £408m a year cumulatively by not powering down machinery when not in use, an analysis by FourJaw Manufacturing Analytics has found.

There is an interesting observation in Tereza Pultarova’s fascinating article about dark skies (p48).

Researchers are attempting to harness the extreme winds found in railway tunnels for use in renewable energy facilities.

The government has confirmed it will give a £380m grant to Tata Group’s in-construction battery plant ahead of plans to open the facility in late 2027.

The Royal Navy has taken delivery of its second remotely controlled mine-hunting vessel.

The reinstatement of a direct ferry route between Scotland and France is closer to reality after a £3m commitment from the government.

A mothballed factory in Teeside that produced carbon dioxide (CO2) for industrial purposes will be reopened with £100m in govern

Samsung revealed its Galaxy XR headset in October as a startlingly late rebuttal to Apple’s Vision Pro.

The government has confirmed it will give a £380m grant to Tata Group’s in-construction battery plant ahead of plans to open the facility in late 2027.

Russia has been accused of conducting a ‘nefarious’ month-long submarine operation over British subsea infrastructure including pipelines and internet cables.

Everyday vehicle use can play a measurable role in making cities warmer, potentially contributing to the ‘heat island’ effect that can see large metropolitan areas become unbearably hot during extreme weather events.

South Korean shipbuilder HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has built two ammonia dual-fuel gas carrier vessels.

A permanent underground repository for spent nuclear fuel is to begin operations in Finland, safely storing waste for up to 100,

The government has confirmed it will give a £380m grant to Tata Group’s in-construction battery plant ahead of plans to open the facility in late 2027.

Chinese automaker Geely has unveiled a new electric vehicle (EV) battery capable of charging faster than any other current EV charging system on the market.