Digital twins in oil: How futuristic tech is keeping fossil fuels alive
Big Oil is dreaming big with digital twin technology, as Giacomo Lee reports.
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Apache helicopters complete training on HMS Prince of Wales
During the training, the 656 Squadron operating Apache helicopters shared flight deck with RAF Chinooks...
Robots make more business sense with AI – just don’t expect fireworks
Robot use is becoming increasingly practical, which means that such machinery is being increasingly employed...
Is the aerospace, defense & security sector seeing the beginnings of an AI investment boom?
AI deals, jobs and patents have been booming in the last few years. But is...
Face recognition is just the tip of the AI Computer Vision iceberg
Flaws in AI training give as bad a name to face recognition. But as Giacomo...
Chatbots: AI tech can be useful in real-world business applications right now
Chatbots, like AI, may seem terribly modern, but in fact have a long history – and interesting times ahead, explains Giacomo Lee.
Quantum computers, here but not here – what businesses need to know
The interest around quantum computing continues to grow, but many still see it as something that will happen in the future. The reality is that it is already making an impact, explains Giacomo Lee.
IoT must become the Internet of Secure Things for widescale acceptance in the 5G era
2021 is seen as a year of catch-up for the Internet of Things. But IoT cyber security issues which dogged the tech in the 2010s continue to do so, Giacomo Lee explains.
Royal Navy names new Type 31 Frigates
The head of the Royal Navy, First Sea Lord Admiral Tony Radakin, today announced the names of the Royal Navy’s five new Type 31 Frigates which will be known as the Inspiration class.
AI could make oil and gas greener, but it’s no silver bullet
Giacomo Lee on how AI could help oil and gas strike a balance between staying green and making a profit.
AI and Covid’s symbiotic relationship may make for tech’s Trojan horse
With AI more than rising to the challenge of Covid-19, its spread throughout the business ecosphere will only be a matter of time – and industries are already changing because of it, writes Giacomo Lee.
