Nanoz joins Sheffield University in detecting disease through breath analysis

A Palantir AI tool has unearthed widespread irregularities in the Met with hundreds of investigations underway and three arrests made. The arrests were for allegations of abuse of authority for … The post AI finds irregularities at the Met appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Rapidus, Japan’s government-backed leading-edge chip startup ,  has got its first customer – Canon. Canon  is going to order 2nm test chips designed by Synopsys  to be fabbed at Rapidus’ … The post Rapidus gets its first customer appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

SoftBank is hooking up with Cosmos Lab of Korea to produce zinc-halogen batteries for datacentres, reports the Nikkei. The attraction of zinc-halogen batteries is that they can be made with … The post Softbank and Cosmos Labs to produce zinc-halogen batteries appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Panasonic has brought out the  FX‑250 digital fibre sensor with an OLED display for both numerical values, and written text. This makes menu navigation intuitive and reduces the risk of … The post Panasonic fibre sensor has OLED display appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

True Anomaly, a defence space startup, has raised $650 million of Series D financing. It provides for space-enabled intelligence, for example, precision navigation, missile warning, and communications systems. The round was … The post True Anomaly raises $650m Series D for space-enabled intelligence appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

DARPA is evaluating whether a useful quantum computer can be built by 2033. There are three stages to DARPA’s evaluation A, B and C. Stage A is to describe a … The post Can a useful quantum computer be built by 2033? Asks DARPA. appeared first on Electronics Weekly.