AR/VR & Spatial Computing

Mixed Reality Blends the Real and the Virtual Seamlessly

Mixed reality blends the real world and the virtual world seamlessly, letting virtual objects interact with the real environment, and…

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AR/VR & Spatial Computing

VR Training Is Cheaper and Safer Than the Real Thing

Training people for dangerous or expensive tasks is costly and risky, and VR training lets people practise in a safe,…

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Semiconductors & Chips

The Chiplet Ecosystem Is Rebuilding How Chips Are Made

Instead of building one giant chip, the industry is moving to chiplets — smaller chips that are combined into a…

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Semiconductors & Chips

Advanced Packaging Is the New Frontier of Chip Performance

As traditional transistor scaling slows, advanced packaging — stacking and connecting chips in new ways — has become the primary…

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Quantum Computing

Post-Quantum Cryptography Is a Migration Project, Not an Algorithm Swap

The algorithms are standardised. The hard part is finding every place your systems use public-key cryptography, including the parts embedded…

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AR/VR & Spatial Computing

Digital Twins Create Virtual Copies of Real Systems

A digital twin is a virtual copy of a real system that stays in sync with it, and digital twins…

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Space Tech

Computing in Space Is Moving From the Ground to the Satellite

Satellites have traditionally sent data to the ground for processing, but computing in space is moving processing to the satellite…

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Quantum Computing

The Quantum Software Stack Is Where the Practical Work Happens

Quantum hardware gets the attention, but the software stack — the languages, compilers, and algorithms that turn a quantum computer…

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Space Tech

Commercial Space Stations Are Opening Low Earth Orbit to Business

Low Earth orbit is becoming a place for business, and commercial space stations are being developed to replace government stations…

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Semiconductors & Chips

Photonic Computing Uses Light to Move Data Faster

Light moves data faster and with less energy than electricity, and photonic computing — using light instead of electrons —…

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