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Intel to buy autonomous car tech company Mobileye

Intel will make use of Mobileye's autonomous vehicle technology. Image courtesy of Intel.

Posted on 15 Mar 2017 by Michael Cruickshank

US-based silicon chip manufacturer Intel is planning to buy Israeli autonomous car technology company Mobileye.

Airbus sells off Defense Electronics business

Airbus Defense Electronics manufactured systems for the F-16 fighter jet (pictured). Image courtesy of Wikipedia.

Posted on 8 Mar 2017 by Michael Cruickshank

European defense and aerospace company, Airbus Group has this week announced that it has finalized the sale of its Defense Electronics subsidiary.

Tech giant IBM bets big on IoT

IBM Watson Internet of Things IoT Center Munich - image courtesy of IBM.

Posted on 6 Mar 2017 by Jonny Williamson

When IBM bets, it bets big and the horse its currently backing is one powered by the Internet of Things. Jonny Williamson reports.

How will manufacturing change in 2017

Robotics and connected industrial control systems are growing in importance. Image courtesy of Wikipedia.

Posted on 1 Mar 2017 by The Manufacturer

This year will see a significant number of changes in manufacturing around the globe.

What does the factory of the future look like?

Posted on 1 Mar 2017 by The Manufacturer

Manufacturing has been earmarked by the World Economic Forum and the European Union as a major driver of increased employment opportunities, reduced carbon emissions and better educational prospects for young people. This huge ambition largely rests on the advent of the smart factory and the rollout of Industry 4.0, which will make manufacturing more affordable in high-wage countries.

Intel to boost CPU performance with release of new Cannonlake chips

The as yet incomplete Fab42 Intel chip manufacturing plant in Arizona, where the Cannonlake chips will be made - image courtesy of Intel.

Posted on 1 Mar 2017 by Aiden Burgess

Intel is set to boost its CPU performance with the introduction of its new Cannonlake chips, which are set to improve on the performance benchmark of its current Kaby Lake chips by 15%.

SolidWorks World 2017: what’s new and next in CAD and tech

Creed and Alter Bridge guitarist, Mark Tremonti, with Paul Reed Smith and Jon Wasserman of Paul Reed Smith Guitars at SolidWorks World 2017 - image courtesy of The Manufacturer.

Posted on 28 Feb 2017 by Tim Brown

The latest SolidWorks World event, held at the beginning of the month in Los Angeles, CA, saw the latest installment of the globally renowned event tackle the latest approaches to technology, design and engineering. Head of international content, Tim Brown, got along to see all the latest the event had to offer.