AI Won’t Replace You. But Ignoring It Might.

Shay Di Castro, AI Transformation specialist Comments Off on AI Won’t Replace You. But Ignoring It Might.

There is a lot of “SaaS is dead” or “AI is coming for your job” going around. Well – I don’t buy it, and neither should you. Here’s why. Most... Read More

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Engineering AI: Why Physical AI Is Becoming an Industrial Foundation

New-Tech Magazines Group Ltd. Comments Off on Engineering AI: Why Physical AI Is Becoming an Industrial Foundation

How virtual twins, accelerated computing and physics-based models are turning AI from smart software into a reliable engineering infrastructure For more than a decade, artificial intelligence has transformed how organizations... Read More

Cellular from Space: The RF Challenge Behind Direct-to-Device Connectivity

New-Tech Magazines Group Ltd. Comments Off on Cellular from Space: The RF Challenge Behind Direct-to-Device Connectivity

For decades, cellular communication has relied on one almost unquestioned assumption: the base station is on the ground. Antennas mounted on rooftops, towers and masts were designed to serve nearby... Read More

Plasma Antennas Opening the Gateway to Efficient Data Testing and Measurement

Dr. Ofer Aluf, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel Comments Off on Plasma Antennas Opening the Gateway to Efficient Data Testing and Measurement

Abstract – Plasma antennas are used for transmission and reception. They have capabilities of getting data over a wide frequency range (500MHz – 20GHz). The plasma antenna reverts to a... Read More

Molex Names Top 10 Connectivity and Electronics Design Predictions for 2026, Fueled by Far-Reaching Impact of Artificial Intelligences Across Major Industries

New-Tech Magazines Group Comments Off on Molex Names Top 10 Connectivity and Electronics Design Predictions for 2026, Fueled by Far-Reaching Impact of Artificial Intelligences Across Major Industries

Intensifying AI demands continue to proliferate across aerospace and defense, automotive, consumer electronics, data center, industrial automation and MedTech Advances continue in thermal management, power efficiency, optical connectivity, electrification, personalization... Read More

Crossing over the Bridge: On Entrepreneurship in both Academia and Industry, and it turns out it is all in the attitude

By Prof. Mor M. Peretz, CEO & Co-Founder, CaPow Comments Off on Crossing over the Bridge: On Entrepreneurship in both Academia and Industry, and it turns out it is all in the attitude

In Beer-Sheva there is a bridge that connects between Ben-Gurion University and the Gav-Yam Hi-tech park. A big beautiful bridge that not only makes it practical to connect between the... Read More

Teaching AI to Recognise Your Cat – and Why That’s Harder Than It Sounds

By Sivan Doveh - Weizmann Institute of Science, incoming post-doctoral scholar at Stanford University Comments Off on Teaching AI to Recognise Your Cat – and Why That’s Harder Than It Sounds

Most of us wonder how AI effortlessly generates text and answers complex queries. Large language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT can translate languages, summarise articles, or even write poetry- all... Read More

AI-Powered Robotic Arms: The “PC Moment” of Robotics

Mr. Carlos Benaim, CEO, Deep Learning Robotics, Ltd. (DLRob) Comments Off on AI-Powered Robotic Arms: The “PC Moment” of Robotics

Predicting the future adoption of robotics is a challenging task. However, the history of the computer industry offers valuable analogies that help us understand the current state of robotics and... Read More