webinar:-solving-evse-deployment-and-scalability-challenges-with-flexible-power-distribution

As the number of EVs on the road continues to rise, EV charging station providers often struggle to keep up. High upfront site ready costs, existing infrastructure limitations and inflexible, hardwired, electrical infrastructure pose significant problems for installers. The need for flexible, versatile and scalable charging station infrastructure is critical.Continue Reading

altilium-launches-online-platform-for-selling-end-of-life-ev-batteries

UK-based clean technology group Altilium has launched a new online platform that offers businesses a way to sell spent EV batteries. Altilium’s Recell.store provides an online interface for UK businesses looking to sell used batteries for recycling or second-life applications. Users can register their details in Recell.store’s database and getContinue Reading

raspberry-pi-gives-its-tiny-touch-display-a-big-upgrade

Raspberry Pi has announced a new version of its 7-inch ‘Touch Display’ accessory. And given that the previous model was announced 9 years ago, some kind of update was arguably due for this device. The Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 runs at a higher-resolution display than its predecessor, and usesContinue Reading

airbus-a220-vs-embraer-e2:-5-key-points-of-comparison

The competition between the Airbus A220 and Embraer E2 series is fierce, as both aircraft families target the same market niche for efficient, short- to medium-haul flights. Airlines worldwide have been evaluating these models, seeking the best fit for their regional and domestic routes. Here, we explore five key areasContinue Reading

how-much-does-the-us-navy’s-mh-60r-seahawk-cost?

The US Navy is much more than just a navy. It (together with the Marines) is arguably the world’s second-largest and most powerful air force (behind the United States Air Force), with around 3,300 non-trainer and non-UAV aircraft. The Navy operates both impressive fighter jet squadrons (centered on the F/A-18Continue Reading

ubuntu-25.04-opens-development-with-major-build-change

Ubuntu developers today announced that Ubuntu 25.04 ‘Plucky Puffin’ is officially open for development. There’s even a release date: Ubuntu 25.04 is out on April 17, 2025. What’s in a codename? Ubuntu 25.04 Named ‘Plucky Puffin’ Still, that’s a way off; there are 6 months of development stretching out aheadContinue Reading