Good news for humans: AI doesn’t do judgement
The evidence of artificial intelligence's (AI) presence is all around us. To illustrate, let’s go shopping. The barcodes being swiped…
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Leadership spotlight: how to lead high-performing teams
Help your team get along and like each other – Selin Kesebir Recently, I was teaching a group of managers…
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Overcoming radio communications challenges in Africa
Africa's diverse environments present significant challenges for long-distance communications technologies. Spanning vast deserts, dense forests, and mountainous regions, the continent's…
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Huawei’s top 10 construction principles for intelligent computing centre facilities
Data centres are experiencing significant growth and transformation, driven by the demands of AI model training and deployment, which require…
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GITEX GLOBAL 2024: Huawei launches a series of industrial digital and intelligent transformation solutions, and flagship products
From October 14 to 18, with the theme Accelerate Industrial Digitalization and Intelligence, Huawei, as a Diamond Sponsor, is participating…
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Railway revolution: How next-gen intelligence is transforming rail networks
The global rail transportation market was valued at US$ 724,180 million in 2022 and, by 2029, is projected to reach…
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How residential PV storage is paving the way for net-zero living
European households are recognising the need to combat climate change and reduce energy bills by adopting sustainable green solutions. Installing…
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The ways to build a spaceport and the benefits
The rise in satellite manufacturing across the globe has led to a demand for launch capabilities current operators cannot provide.…
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Aim for the stars: Making rocket launches more sustainable
Emission-free rocket launches are not a realistic prospect anytime soon, but a series of innovations in Scotland are proving that…
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How high-tech HF radios are boosting Tobago’s disaster communications networks
The disaster management agency in the Caribbean island nation of Tobago is bolstering its emergency response systems. Tight state budgets…
