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European electricity firm E.ON is looking to break the final frontier by using satellites to identify areas of the UK that require better energy efficiency measures in a bid to tackle fuel poverty.
The MinION device is a DNA sequencer capable of analysing the biological structure of any object, with the potential to make "biological breakthroughs". Invented by medical technology company Oxford Nanopore, the technology has applications for cancer research, human genetics, microbiology
PepsiCo plastic packaging will involve 100% recycled materials following its multi-year supply and roll-out agreement with a US sustainable plastics production company. Loop will provide the retail giant's factory in the US with PET plastic, which is 100% recycled, in
Millions of Brits want to see self-checkouts in the UK removed from shops because they feel "embarrassed" when using them, according to a new study. The automated cashier system is leaving shoppers feeling confused, according to the research commissioned by
Leaders from some of the world’s biggest companies will descend on Las Vegas next week for the Teradata Analytics Universe 2018 conference. Taking place at the Mandalay Bay hotel from tomorrow (14 October) to Thursday, it is billed by the
This year, 3,800 people descended on GTC Europe 2018, the Munich-based tech conference that pledged to give visitors a taste of the future. Exhibitor stands and talks were held across the three-day event, where visitors were able to experience the
A landmark ruling will allow fracking in the UK to go ahead tomorrow (13 October) after the High Court turned down an environmental campaigner's claim to delay permission. Mr Justice Supperstone denied Bob Dennett's requested injunction against energy firm Cuadrilla's
Fracking has been talked about for years in Britain but finally drilling for shale gas is set to begin after Cuadrilla became the first company to win government consent. The Lancashire energy company will carry out Britain's first hydraulic fracture
It's one of the most contentious issues among environmental campaigners and isn't going away anytime soon - but what is fracking? The complex engineering process for extracting shale gas is long established in countries like the United States but has
From clearing up the road ahead for driverless car sensors to anonymising people in photographs, an AI photo-processing start-up could be set for big things after winning an industry award. Berlin-based Brighter AI was named the best start-up implementing artificial
Gala Leisure clubs have been a staple of Britain for 27 years – but Britain’s largest bingo operator has rebranded to Buzz Bingo as part of a £40m investment. The Nottingham-based company has also given its venues and online platform
