Flip phones were a smash hit back in those days with people flaunting Motorola and Nokia clamshells. Even in recent times, foldable flip phones have become quite a thing. While P-UP World, a Japanese company is reviving the good ol’ flip phones. And its Mode 1 Retro II flip phone with Android OS is official. Here, we’ll be discussing the Mode 1 Retro II’s specs, features, and expected price in Nepal.
Mode 1 Retro II Overview:
Design and Display
Beginning with the design, the Mode 1 Retro II brings in the traditional flip phone looks with a flip module. So, there are numerical and menu toggle keys just like an old phone. It reserves a compact form factor with 145 grams weight.
On the display side, the phone houses a 3.5-inch IPS LCD panel with 1440 x 720p resolution and 460PPI pixel density. Plus, there is also a secondary display on the rear side that displays time.
Camera
As for the optics, there is a 48MP primary camera on the back, rimmed on a circular module. P-UP World has also equipped a 13MP front camera.
Performance
Running the chores under the hood is a Mediatek Helio G85, a 12nm fabbed chipset. It features two ARM Cortex-A75 and six Cortex-A55 cores at 2.0GHz and 1.8GHz clock frequencies. Handling the graphics is Mali-G52 MP2 GPU. The chip is paired with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. You can also expand the storage up to 1TB via a microSD card.
The key USP here is Android 13 software with a pre-installed Google Play Store. Users can install Android apps of their choice.
The flip phone is fueled by a 2,500mAh battery that charges via a USB Type-C port. Talking of the connectivity options, it supports 4G, WiFi 5, and Bluetooth 5.0.
Mode 1 Retro II Specifications:
Display: 3.5″ LCD panel,
Chipset: Mediatek Helio G85
Software: Android 13
Connectivity: 4G VoLTE
RAM: 4GB
Storage: 64GB internal, expandable up to 1TB (via SD card)
Battery: 2500 mAh removable battery, USB Type-C charging
Colors: Sheep White, and Wolf Black colors
Mode 1 Retro II Price in Nepal and Availability
In Japan, the Mode 1 Retro II retails at JPY 29,800. We expect the Mode 1 Retro II price in Nepal to be NPR 32,999 if and when it launches here.
Not only did Adobe improvise upon its AI image models, but they also showed us what is expected to be the future of clothing as a form of Project Primrose at the Adobe MAX conference 2023. The thing started when the camera shifted to one of the research scientists, Dr. Christine Dierk, wearing a silver-shiny dress. Here’s what happened!
Project Primrose Overview:
What is Project Primrose?
As Dierk broke down the points, Project Primrose amazed the crowd. This technology promises loose, low-energy, non-emissive fragments of the display, allowing you to visualize any static or dynamic patterns replacing clothing. Rumors suggest that Adobe has already tried this type of display on handbags and will be implementing it in furniture, and who knows what!
So, what designs are allowed?
This Adobe Project Primrose will allow any digital content created with Adobe Stock, After Effects, Firefly, and Illustrator. Not only images, but users can also use visual patterns that react according to movement and also have the option to play animations repeating indefinitely.
At the conference, Dr. Dierk presented an animation that reacted like water when she moved a bit. People were cheering and shouting as the animation played.
What will this bring, though?
As I said, these will bring a new layer to designs, a new way of fashion in the form of animated patterns. Instead of buying a dress every time, you can install the required designs and change it with a click or a motion.
Furthermore, Project Primrose claims to be non-emissive and, hence, eco-friendly. Also, instead of having a bulk of cloth, one piece of tech serves with every design you want, which will obviously reduce the use of fabrics and such.
Project Primrose: Future
Will this project have any future, though? At the end of the day, Project Primrose is only a proof of concept. It has to go a long way in development before its successful launch. However, the prototype seems quite impressive, and they would be working further on this project.
After overheating issues and durability concerns regarding the iPhone 15 Pro Max, there seems to be yet another major problem on the rise. Apple’s latest and greatest iPhone seems to be having an OLED burn-in issue affecting a *noticeable* number of users. In this article, let’s see what this is all about and how Apple has chosen to address the issue as of now.
iPhone 15 Pro Max Burn-In
Apple came under heavy scrutiny after their “toughest” iPhone with a titanium frame failed to survive a simple bend test from the popular Youtuber Zack (from Jerry Rig Everything). And the worries didn’t end there, another issue regarding the overheating of the Pro models came to light and further complicated things. And now, many users are reporting instances of burn-in on their latest USD 1200+ smartphone. But before we get further, let’s talk about OLED burn-in for a quick minute.
What is OLED Burn-In?
OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diodes) displays are known for their vibrant colors and deep blacks, but they have a downside known as “burn-in.” This is a permanent defect that occurs when static images are displayed for a long time, causing some pixels to degrade faster than others. This is more noticeable in smartphones because certain elements like the status bar or navigation buttons are always present on the screen. As such, smartphone manufacturers generally take several measures like pixel shifting, timeouts, and dark mode to avoid burn-ins. So, it is an unusual sight to see such OLED burn-ins this fast into the iPhone’s lifecycle.
The iPhone is suffering
Several users on Reddit, X (formerly Twitter), and other platforms have reported OLED burn-ins of their iPhone 15 Pro Max. And many claim that it appeared on ‘normal’ usage without any user error.
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The severity seems to range from somewhat visible to fully stamped on. And to remind you again, OLED Burn-In is almost always PERMANENT. So, this is indeed a major problem, unlike a software bug or optimization issue.
How can I detect Burn-Ins?
You can easily check for Burn-In on your smartphone right now. Start off, by downloading a light grey wallpaper on your device. Then, dim the lights around you (lights off is even better) and check for any icons or visible images. If you have a plain grey background, that means that your screen hasn’t been affected by Burn-In just yet. Note that LCD displays also suffer from temporary image retention but it isn’t as bad as on OLED panels.
Apple hasn’t put out an official statement about the OLED burn-in situation yet. And Apple technicians are pointing towards this being a software issue rather than a hardware one. That being said, if you are affected by this, you should definitely try to contact them directly and maybe prompt a replacement or a refund. The road for the iPhone 15 Pro Max hasn’t been easy, riddled with issues and backlash, but does that mean it’s a bad phone? We wouldn’t say so. Why ? Check out our review of the iPhone 15 Pro Max to find out.
Battery is the base of modern society. A lot of our devices, ranging from smartphones to electric vehicles, rely on batteries as the power supply. However, batteries always have had an Achilles heel — a risk of explosion. One of the largest battery manufacturers, BAK, has unveiled its latest blast-resistant semi-solid state batteries! Here, we will be discussing these batteries further.
BAK “Blast-resistant” Batteries Overview:
Before getting into these batteries themselves, let’s discuss the company themselves. Shenzhen BAK Power Battery Co. Ltd., more commonly known as BAK, is one of the largest battery manufacturers in the world. They proudly announce themselves as “No. 5 in the overall battery market” in 2017. Additionally, BAK Battery hails from China and has bases, sales centres, and R&D centres all across the globe. They supply their products to well-renowned brands such as Lenovo, HP, Chery, BMW, and so on.
Recently, the company has made significant progress in the production and output of its semi-solid state batteries. These new BAK batteries have passed strict safety regulations and established themselves as “blast-resistant application batteries” for explosion-proof solutions. This new battery is impervious to leakage during short circuits and ignition when pierced. BAK Battery is now collaborating with the leading manufacturers that produce ultra-safe communication devices for sectors like mining and defence.
The company’s vice president, Liu Zhibo, is hopeful about their new battery’s range of applications, such as mobile devices, EVs, wearables, drones, and so on. Furthermore, BAK Battery also plans on increasing the capacity of its latest batteries to an impressive 12 GWh. If this comes to fruition, we may even see them being used in various new ways.
Conclusion
With the latest developments in batteries like these, we can expect safer, more efficient cells powering our devices and technology in general. Furthermore, such innovations will help us be more sustainable, have a lesser impact on the environment, and build a better future.
Meanwhile, check out our picks for the best earbuds under Rs. 5,000 in Nepal.
Honor is here with us again! This time with the “new” Honor Play 8T. This new phone is almost a one-to-one copy of the Honor Play 50 Plus. Nonetheless, we will here be discussing this new phone, its specifications, expected price in Nepal, and so forth.
Honor Play 8T Overview
Display and Design
As I mentioned, the new Honor Play 8T is almost the same phone as the Play 50 Plus, and you can see it right from the get-go. The new Honor phone has a rounded rectangle shape while flaunting the same reflective wavy design on the back. It skips out on the camera island and features two large camera cutouts.
In terms of screen, we have the same 6.8-inch IPS LCD panel with FHD+ resolution. The Honor Play 8T offers brightness ranging from 2 nits to 850 nits, to better suit a wider range of usage conditions. In addition, the screen is flat along with a centre-aligned hole-punch camera cutout. Meanwhile, it is only available in three colour options: Streaming Silver, Mo Yuqing (Green), and Magic Night Black.
Performance and Camera
Honor has opted for the MediaTek Dimensity 6080 chipset this time around. This 6nm octa-core processor has two ARM Cortex-A76 and six ARM Cortex-A55 cores. It edges out its 6020 sibling in terms of performance albeit not by much. The new Honor Play 8T is also available in two configurations: 8GB + 256GB, and 12GB + 256GB. However, it offers 8GB extendable virtual RAM. It comes with the Magic OS 7.2 based on Android 13.
Similarly, the Honor Play 8T features a dual-camera setup on the back. The primary lens is a 50MP unit, while the secondary camera has the same 2MP depth sensor. Meanwhile, on the front, we have a single 8MP selfie camera.
The Honor Play 8T also features a massive 6,000 mAh battery and 35W fast charging capability. Similarly, it also features a dual speaker setup with Hi-Res audio support. It has dual SIM support with 5G, WiFi 5, as well as Bluetooth 5.1 for wireless connectivity. Lastly, you get a side-mounted fingerprint sensor and navigation support.
Honor Play 8T Specifications
Design: Flat design with reflective wavy patterns on the back
Rear Camera: Dual Camera (50MP Primary + 2MP Depth Sensor)
Front Camera: 8MP (Centre-aligned hole-punch cutout)
Security: Side-mounted Fingerprint sensor
Navigation: Yes
Battery: 6,000 mAh with 35W fast charging
Connectivity: Dual SIM, 5G, WiFi 5, Bluetooth 5.1, 3.5mm headphone jack
Colour Options: Streaming Silver, Mo Yuqing (Green), and Magic Night Black
Honor Play 8T Price in Nepal and Availability
At this time, the new Honor Play 8T has been announced in China only and will go on sale on 23 October 2023. The base variant of the device is going for CNY 1,099. The global availability of this device is presently unknown. However, if and when it makes its way here, we expect the Honor Play 8T price in Nepal to be NPR 24,000.
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Price in China (Official)
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8GB + 256GB
CNY 1,099
NPR 24,000
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CNY 1,299
NPR 28,500
Meanwhile, check out our Motorola Edge 40 Neo review
Germany’s largest semiconductor manufacturer Infineon has partnered up with the sportswear giant Adidas to create the perfect blend between function and form with their new Lighting Shoe based on Adidas NMD S1. In this article, let’s take a look at this unique piece of tech and what shiny features it has to offer.
Infineon Lighting Shoe Overview
Design and Base
Well for starters, Infineon has used the Adidas NMD S1 shoe as the base of their Lighting ventures. The S1 already featured quite a bold look and the added glow certainly makes them stand out from everyone else. And although it looks very cool, Infineon mentioned that they have no plans for the Lighting Shoe to enter production any time soon or enter at all for that matter.
Tech Inside
The Lighting Shoe is embedded with Infineon’s MEMs microphones which are capable of picking up a wide range of sounds without distortion. Pair that with the embedded microcontroller, and you have yourself a shoe that listens to the surrounding music and dances accordingly.
The XENSIV MEMs microphones enable the Lighting shoe to have “intuitive sensing capabilities” while the PSoC microcontroller “processes the audio input” and does the syncing magic. And you can charge ‘your’ Lighting Shoe with the same USB-C cable as your phone thanks to the EZ-PDR Barrel Connector Replacement solution used here. And to make sure you don’t run out of juice on your very first rodeo, the Lighting Shoe also has high-efficiency OptiMOS MOSFETs to manage power.
Infineon says that they have partnered up with Adidas “ to develop an iconic shoe fusing technology with fashion to inspire the wearer to move!” Furthermore, the Lighting Shoe also
“brings the power of digitalization out into the open for everyone to see and hear.”
And according to them, the Adidas NMD S1 was the perfect shoe to offer that shape for housing sensitive, high-quality electronic components without compromising wearer comfort.
Final Thoughts
It’s cool to see something out of the ordinary every once in a while in the tech world. Like the Honor V Purse, or now the Infineon Lighting Shoe, many concept devices emerge in the wild and although devices like these may not be practical or even ahead of their time, they always leave quite the impression-at least on me.
Meanwhile, check out video review of the Motorola Edge 40 Edge:
Despite the sanction placed by the US on Huawei, the Chinese tech giant never stopped launching innovative products. As a result, there are still many people out there who remain loyal to the brand all over the globe. The same is the case in Nepal too. Thus, to build on what it has already achieved, Huawei recently launched a huge array of accessories products from its ecosystem in the Nepalese market. You can find out more about the Huawei accessories and their price in Nepal below.
Huawei Mobile Accessories in Nepal:
As Huawei is banned from using Google services, Huawei smartphones are not available outside of China. This results in the brand only releasing mobile accessories outside of their hometown. Their portfolio outside of the country includes bands, smartwatches, audio accessories, and other small products such as selfie sticks.
Fitness band
Huawei Band 4
The Huawei Band 4 is basically the re-branded Band 5i. It is an entry-level fitness tracker that offers tracking of steps, cycling, heart rate, sleep cycle, and more. The pill-shaped screen is a TFT color screen, and the device can connect to smartphones running on Android 4.4 or above and iOS 9.0 and above. It is currently available in Nepal for Rs. 4,400.
Specifications:
Display: 0.96-inch Color TFT screen with resolution of 80 x 160 pixels
It is difficult to find a person who rarely takes a selfie, and as the name suggests, the Huawei selfie stick will help you capture a perfect selfie. Weighing just 118g, it is super lightweight, and its length can collapse up to 18cm. So, no fretting about portability. The cost of this device is Rs. 1,490.
Specifications:
Connection: Bluetooth
Stick length: 18.5 – 61 cm
Extendable sections: 6
Weight: around 120g
Price in Nepal: Rs. 1,490
Huawei Accessories Price in Nepal 2023 [Summary]
The price of Huawei Mobile Accessories in Nepal ranges from Rs. 1,490 all the way up to 124,990. Here’s the summary:
All Huawei Accessories are available through Huawei showrooms and authorized stores. You can also order them online through stores like Hukut and Daraz.
Oppo, the Chinese smartphone giant, has launched a new budget phone with dual-mode 5G capabilities. This new smartphone goes by the name of Oppo A2x and in this article, we will be discussing further about it. Here is everything we know about the specs, features, as well as expected price of the Oppo A2x in Nepal.
Oppo A2x Overview
Design and Display
The new Oppo A2x is a design-centric smartphone that comes in three different colours, all with its own unique design approach. The device has a dimension of 163.80 x 75.10 x 8.12 mm while weighing 185 grams. As I previously mentioned, it comes in three shades: Purple, Gold, and Black. Herein, the purple variant features flowery patterns inspired by falling wisteria. Likewise, the golden Oppo A2x has linear patterns. Whereas, the black one features a glittery finish, which isn’t unseen before.
For the display, the Oppo A2x features a 6.56” LCD panel with a waterdrop camera cutout. It is quite a capable screen with HD+ (1,612 x 720 pixels) resolution, 720 nits peak brightness, 90Hz refresh rate, and 100% DCI-P3 colour gamut. Furthermore, the company says this phone has level 4,096 smart dimming as well as a 24/7 intelligent eye protection function. Lastly, it has an IP54 water and dust resistance.
Performance and Cameras
In terms of SoC, it is powered by the octa-core Dimensity 6020 processor based on a 7nm fabrication process. It is available in either 6 GB + 128 GB or 8 GB + 256 GB memory and storage configuration. Furthermore, it offers a virtual RAM extension capability equal to its physical RAM. Whereas, the company has remained silent regarding storage expansion. On the software side of things, it comes with ColorOS 13.1 which is based on Android 13.
The Oppo A2x features dual-camera cutouts, however, only features a single camera on the back. The other camera cutout has been reserved for the flash. Similarly, we are getting a single camera on the front, which is a 5MP shooter.
Battery and the rest
The Oppo A2x comes with a 5,000 mAh battery coupled with a nighttime standby power consumption optimisation algorithm. Oppo once again remains silent about the charging capability of the device, hinting at a relatively low charging speed. Additionally, it also provides dual-mode 5G support along with 300% super volume, family space, and smart shield features.
Colour Options: Feishuang Purple, Muguangjin (Gold), Starry Night Black
Oppo A2x Price in Nepal and Availability
This new smartphone from Oppo is available in China only at this time. We have no word on if the phone will be released globally at this time. The base variant (6 GB + 128 GB) of the phone has a price tag of CNY 1,099. Therefore, if and when it makes its way here, we expect the Oppo A2x price in Nepal to start from NPR 23,999.
Oppo A2x
Price in China (Official)
Price in Nepal (Expected)
6/128GB
CNY 1,099
NPR 23,999
8/256GB
CNY 1,399
NPR 30,599
Meanwhile, check out our Oppo Reno 10 Pro+ Review.
The Vivo V29 is the latest premium mid-range phone from the company which is kinda similar to the Vivo V27 (review), which was launched just about 5 – 6 months ago. The price for the Vivo V29 starts at around NPR 60,000 for the 12/256GB variant here in Nepal, making it compete with phones like the Honor 90 (review), Samsung Galaxy A54 (review), and Nothing phone 1 (review). And in this Vivo V29 review, I’ll be exploring whether this phone is worth its price or not among other things.
But before we begin, let’s take a quick look at its specs.
Vivo V29 Review: Specifications
Body: 74.37 x 164.18 x 7.46mm, 186gm, Plastic frames, IP54 dust/splash resistant
As usual, the biggest attraction of Vivo’s V series of smartphones is the design. And the Vivo V29 is no exception. It boasts a slim build quality with curved edges that provide an amazing hands-on feel. The rear camera module is eye-catching, and the “Majestic Red” finish adds a bold touch.
Interestingly, its back color changes from bronze to purple when exposed to direct sunlight. But sadly, this color variant is not available in Nepal. You’ll have to go with Peak Blue or Noble Black shades.
However, it’s worth noting that the Vivo V29 only has IP54 dust and splash protection, while the global variant of the phone comes with an IP68 rating. It would have been better if its Nepali variant also had a proper IP68 rating.
Display
6.78-inch 1.5K AMOLED panel
120/240Hz refresh/touch sampling rate
No Gorilla Glass protection
Moving on to the display, there haven’t been significant compromises here. The Vivo V29 features a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and a 1.5K resolution, which is an upgrade from the Vivo V27 which had a 1080p display. The color reproduction and brightness levels of the display are impressive. However, I did notice a slight issue with the white balance, so I hope a software update can address this.
The auto refresh rate optimization is not particularly well-implemented in the Vivo V29 either. Under this, the display limits itself to 60Hz and 90Hz only. Whereas running the phone at a constant 120Hz mode all the time results in some battery drain.
As for content consumption, the Vivo V29 offers Widevine L1 and HDR10+ certification, but I don’t like how it only has a single down-firing speaker with mediocre audio quality.
Now, let’s talk about performance. Interestingly, the Vivo V29 is equipped with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 778G processor, which is a slight downgrade compared to Vivo V27’s Dimensity 7200. Then again, the 778G is a competitive performer compared to phones like the Honor 90, Nothing Phone (1), and the Galaxy A54.
Given the price range, I feel like Vivo could have offered a more powerful chip, but the Snapdragon 778G is reliable and doesn’t suffer from significant performance issues. It outperforms the Galaxy A54 in terms of gaming, with higher frame rates and better temperature management. But if you’re primarily looking for a gaming phone, the Vivo V29 might not be the best choice.
In terms of software, the Vivo V29 runs Funtouch OS 13 based on Android 13. And Vivo promises two major OS upgrades and three years of software updates here. This is a good commitment from Vivo but still doesn’t hold a candle to what Samsung promises for the Galaxy A54. As for the software experience, Funtouch OS 13 is fairly reliable and pretty customizable too.
Cameras
Triple camera setup at the back
(50MP primary, 8MP ultrawide, 2MP depth)
50MP selfie camera (hole-punch)
Vivo’s V series phones are known for their good cameras. And the Vivo V29 proudly continues this tradition.
Daytime Images
When compared to the Samsung Galaxy A54, the Vivo V29’s 50MP main camera captures images that are slightly more saturated and contrast-rich in daytime shots.
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If you prefer vibrant and contrasty photos, you’ll appreciate this camera. Vivo also offers a “Natural Mode” option for those who prefer closer-to-natural colors.
Ultrawide Images
However, I noticed that V29’s images turn out oversharpened sometimes. Especially those taken with the ultrawide camera.
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In this regard, the Galaxy A54’s ultrawide images appear slightly faded. Still, color tone is a matter of personal preference, and both phones produce good results.
Portrait Images
In portrait mode, the Vivo V29 continues on with its vibrant photos that have pretty good edge detection too. There’s some smoothening going on from both phones, but the Galaxy A54 sometimes struggles with exposure control.
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How’s the “Aura Light”?
Vivo V29 features an updated “Aura Light,” which is a circular ring light next to a separate LED flash for low-light portrait shots. Vivo V27 had it too, but it wasn’t particularly useful. But since Vivo has provided options to adjust color temperature and brightness this time, it’s quite useful for capturing portraits with different moods.
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Lowlight Images
In low-light conditions, the Vivo V29 manages pleasant-looking shots, with better noise processing compared to the Galaxy A54, resulting in better overall detail most of the time.
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Selfie Images
Its 50MP selfie camera also captures high-quality selfies. The sharpness is on point but compared to the A54, the subject’s skin tone can look slightly pinkish.
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Videography
But when it comes to videos, the Galaxy A54 gives better results at both 1080p and 4K resolutions. Vivo V29’s footage can appear relatively jittery, even with optical image stabilization (OIS). Additionally, the V29’s selfie videos have a wider field of view but the Galaxy A54 excels in skin tone, stabilization, and exposure control.
In summary, the Vivo V29 offers a decent camera experience, but there’s room for improvement, especially in video recording.
Battery
4600mAh battery with 80W fast charging
Moving on, the Vivo V29 is equipped with a 4600mAh battery, which easily lasts a day with moderate usage.
However, heavy gaming, photo/video capture, and data usage may require charging at some point. The included 80W charger can take the phone from 0% to 100% in less than an hour, so there’s no need to worry about battery life.
Vivo V29 Review: Conclusion
Overall, the Vivo V29 is a well-balanced premium midrange phone. It’s a reliable choice for those seeking an attractive design and good cameras. Plus it’s worth noting that Vivo hasn’t overpriced the V29 in Nepal, as its prices here are similar to those in India.
However, if a clean user software experience is more important to you, then Samsung Galaxy A54, Nothing Phone (1), and Honor 90 might be better choices.
Once upon a time, Great Britain was the world’s superpower, physically controlling almost 25% of the globe. Though today’s situation is very different, they plan to somewhat regain their stronghold. Here, we will discuss how Great Britain is investing in its microchip industry, where it could develop a microchip that could make your smartphone battery last a month, while also briefly discussing the companies benefitting from the investment.
Great Britain investing in its Microchip Industry
Great Britain plans on investing a lucrative billion pounds into its microchip industry over the next 10 years. As of now, they have already announced a two-year programme named the “ChipStart UK.” This programme will delivered by SiliconCatalyst.UK, where a sum of GBP 1.3 million will be invested into a dozen microchip firms in Great Britain. The British Minister for Tech and Digital Economy, Paul Scully, says this will help the firms develop “the skills they need to revolutionise the lives of people not only in the UK but across the world.”
Benefitting from this investment are the likes of MintNeuro, Vaire Computing, Mignon, and more companies having origins from the UK’s top universities. MintNeuro is already working on a chip that can help patients suffering from diseases like Parkinson’s and epilepsy. This chip is hundreds of times smaller than the current leading technology. Furthermore, it can be installed in the brain with minimal surgery. MintNeuro’s chip is capable of communicating wirelessly while remaining safely in the brain for decades.
Similarly, Vaire and Mignon both design hardware to run large-scale AI models. The chip powering this hardware is very efficient, thus allowing the AI models to use less power and computer resources. Furthermore, scientists at Cambridge University are working on a silicon chip processor that requires almost zero energy to run. If this research bears fruit, we could see smartphone’s battery life improving drastically. This improvement will let our phone retain its battery for a month before finally having to plug it in.
Conclusion
All in all, Great Britain aims to shape and mould these companies into the next generation of microchip leaders. In conclusion, we hope this programme, beneficiary firms, and their semiconductors will lead us to technological advancements that will bring about positive changes.
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