Tag: Deep Tech
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AI Compute Crunch: Why labs are locking up chip capacity
Demand for AI compute has surged, but the bottleneck is not only the chips themselves. Many labs and hyperscalers are reserving GPU fleets and power
AI Talent War: Why Plumbers and Electricians Matter Now
Demand for AI infrastructure has created an AI talent war that reaches beyond software teams: data centers, cooling plants and grid connections need skilled electricians
AI Drones for Power Lines: How Grid Inspections Are Changing
AI drones are being used to inspect power lines more often, and utilities now combine automated flight, cameras, and on-board analyses to find faults faster.
AI Translation Apps: Why your next message may sound native
Mobile tools can make conversations across languages feel natural. This article looks at AI translation apps and how AI translation is moving from clipped subtitles
Perovskite solar panels: stability breakthrough narrows path to market
Last updated: 15. January 2026 Berlin, 15. January 2026 Insights Lab and pilot tests now show real improvements in perovskite solar panels’ stability thanks to
Phone Batteries: The design shift that could end daily charging
Phones that no longer need daily charging are becoming plausible because phone battery technology is shifting from removable cells to integrated designs and new cell
EV Battery Degradation: What Real Data Says About Lifespan
Electric‑vehicle owners and fleet managers often ask the same practical question: what is the EV battery lifespan under real conditions? Recent fleet telemetry and modelling
Sodium-Ion Batteries: Why the Cheaper Rival Is Rising
Sodium-ion batteries are emerging as a lower-cost alternative to lithium-ion because they rely on abundant materials and simpler supply chains. The technology currently offers lower
Thermal Battery: The 560°C Tech That Could Back Up Renewables
Utility‑scale storage that keeps electricity as heat — often called a thermal battery — stores surplus renewable power at very high temperatures, commonly around 560 °C,
Google AI Overviews: Why health searches just changed
Last updated: 12. January 2026 Berlin, 12. January 2026 Insights Google AI Overviews for some medical searches have been limited after independent reporting and a