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At the weekend research teams at Intel unveiled work that the company says will help it to speed up and shrink computing chips over the next ten years.

After a depressing few months for the UK car industry, sales of new cars rose in November helped, in no small part, by a doubling of sales of electric vehicles.

Last week's news that the US Federal Trade Commission has challenged the proposed takeover of chip designer Arm by Nvidia is certainly a blow and follows on from regulator action both in Europe and the UK.

Car giant, Nissan, has announced that it is to invest £13.2bn into vehicle electrification over the next five years, and in a significant boost for its plant in Sunderland it is set to play a key role.

Bluetooth technology has been around for more than two decades, and 10 million Bluetooth devices are shipped every day across the world.

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The UK government has announced that all new buildings in England will be required to install electric vehicle charge points from 2022 as the government looks to ‘toughen up’ regulations for both new homes and buildings.

A new global survey has found that electronics manufacturers are continuing to be impacted by the shortage in semiconductors and other components, parts and materials.

Keysight Technologies has joined Google Cloud's partner initiative that looks to support the deployment of 5G services at the network edge.

New research suggests that the UK’s low carbon sector could be worth over £200bn, that's almost 4 times larger than the country’s manufacturing sector.