Asia and the US are each spending three times more on AI than Europe, says the EC. The EC is to increase its spending on AI by around 70% to €1.5 billion by 2020. The hope is that the increased spend will encourage the investment of a further €2.5 billion from public-private sources. The EC ...

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In a government-industry collaboration on AI, almost £1 billion will be invested in funding 1,000 PhDs by 2025, training 8,000 specialist computer science teachers and developing a Turing Fellowship programme. New investments include: The Japanese venture capital firm Global Brain opening its first European HQ in the UK and investing £35 million in UK deep-tech ...

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Mouser has brought out a new  issue of its  Methods  e-zine. The second issue of volume two covers digital twinning, which has emerged as a new approach to design and maintenance in Industry 4.0. In the digital twinning issue of Methods, Mouser’s experts discuss the technology landscape and types of twinning; reveal digital twinning’s many ...

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In a bid to resolve disputes over its licensing practices Qualcomm said yesterday it would cap the value of a handset on which royalties are based to $400. Qualcomm’s licensing business has charged a royalty on the value of the handset into which its chips are designed rather than the value of the chips being ...

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