Blockchain: Technology Trends
The adoption of blockchain technology has been lower compared to other emerging technologies mainly due...
Analysis
The Metaverse: Future of post-pandemic business, or just another attempt to kickstart VR/AR adoption?
Tech business leaders are talking up the metaverse. But is this anything more than yet...
Unmanned Underwater Vehicles: Regulatory Trends
Unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) can become more capable by leveraging technologies such as artificial intelligence...
Raytheon Anschütz to enhance Royal Navy surface fleet capabilities
Raytheon is expanding its presence at the home of Royal Navy in Portsmouth. We explore...
Unmanned Underwater Vehicles: Macroeconomic Trends
The growing interest in unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) has fostered partnerships between navies, companies, universities...
Unmanned Underwater Vehicles: Defence and Technology Trends
The defence applications of unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) are growing as navies try to protect their personnel from risky and dangerous environments.
Why the Online Safety Bill fails, and what can make the internet safer
Why the Online Safety Bill fails, what it gets right and how the internet can be made a safer space without compromising on fundamental rights.
Twitter round-up: SpokespersonNavy’s tweet on Indian Navy’s interactions with Vietnam People’s Navy top tweet in August 2021
Naval Technology lists five of the most popular tweets on naval tech in August 2021 based on data from GlobalData’s Influencer Platform.
An Uber Eats experiment paves a new path for gig workers
A pilot project from UberEats is trialling walking couriers in Tokyo, making for a slower sort of food delivery than you might expect from gig workers. Giacomo Lee finds out more.
Why Covid-19 didn’t hurt tech brands’ appetite for Asian investment
Companies have reason to be sceptical about investing in Asia in general and in China in particular. But Asia investment could still be a good bet, writes Giacomo Lee.
High-Performance Computing (HPC): Macroeconomic Trends
High-Performance Computing (HPC) was initially used by government organisations and academic but its commercial uses have grown as the technology has become more accessible.
