Nissan and Wayve test AI self-driving cars in Tokyo ahead of 2027 launch
UK AI start-up Wayve and Nissan have begun testing self-driving tech on production vehicles ahead of a planned 2027 launch.
UK AI start-up Wayve and Nissan have begun testing self-driving tech on production vehicles ahead of a planned 2027 launch.
Gatwick Airport has been given permission to build a £2.2bn second runway that will increase its flight capacity by around 100,000 a year.
Kerbside collection of flexible plastics – such as crisp packets, bubble wrap and bread bags – will become mandatory in England by March 2027, but the UK currently lacks the recycling infrastructure to cope with the materials, North London Waste Authority has warned.
Tea plants can grow in lunar soil, researchers have found – a discovery that could make a manned base on the Moon a more realistic proposition.
Microsoft has announced it is investing $4bn to build a new data centre in Wisconsin that will have “10X the performance of the world’s fastest supercomputer today”.
A Chinese firm is preparing to launch a cargo vessel along a route spanning Russia’s northern coast that has only been made viable due to a retreating ice shelf brought about by climate change.
Fusion for Energy (F4E) and CERN – Europe’s largest physics laboratory – have joined forces to accelerate the development of fusion energy.
UK Power Networks has launched a shared data platform to track how energy is used across the UK’s industrial sector and help accelerate decarbonisation.
Russia has been using GPS jamming and spoofing to disrupt orbiting satellite navigation systems which presents major risks to ci
Nokia and Deutsche Bahn have successfully trialled the world’s first commercial 5G network on the 1900 MHz band for railways.
The UK and US have announced the Tech Prosperity Deal to accelerate advances in AI, quantum and nuclear energy, coinciding with US President Donald Trump’s state visit.
Google’s parent company Alphabet will invest £5bn in the UK over the next two years to help “power the UK’s AI economy”.
Two replacement turbine-generator sets will be installed at the Czech Republic’s largest nuclear reactor facility in a major upgrade project.
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Beth Probert looks at the technologies intended to keep astronauts healthy.
It’s been over a decade since the dream of super-fast inter-city travel via hyperloops was promised. Where’s the technology now?
A series of regular chats with a humanoid robot has been shown to provide emotional support for informal caregivers, a University of Cambridge study has found.
Octopus Energy has entered into a strategic partnership with Chinese wind turbine manufacturer Ming Yang Smart Energy to drive down wind energy costs and reduce household bills.
Labour’s plans to expand the UK’s portfolio of nuclear power plants have been given a boost after a deal was signed with the US to attract private sector investment and speed up safety checks.
A digital test could help primary care doctors quickly identify memory problems linked to Alzheimer’s disease.
The UK’s steel manufacturers are still struggling to compete with their European counterparts due to the high cost of domestic energy, despite government efforts to tackle the issue, a trade body has warned.
Could GBRX, the newly formed innovation focal point for the UK’s rail system, keep it on track?
A new study has linked the likelihood of heat waves to carbon emissions from individual fossil fuel companies and cement producers.
The quality of specialist superconducting materials destined for the ITER fusion reactor has been verified in an extensive study by Durham University researchers.