Researchers testing humanoid robots in the laboratory are now focusing less on walking and more on recovering gracefully after an unexpected push.
Data centre operators are replacing ageing copper cabling with higher capacity fibre links as demand for artificial intelligence and streaming.
Savers who expect interest rates to ease are looking again at term deposits that lock in a return for a set period.
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Workers in their fifties are taking a fresh look at catch-up retirement savings, using the final decade or so of full time work to strengthen.
Some of the most effective saving habits are almost invisible.
A programme of overnight road resurfacing has begun on several busy routes, with transport officials saying the night schedule should reduce.
Operators of large data centres are redesigning how they cool thousands of servers, as demand for computing power grows and energy costs stay in.
Stock exchanges are competing on a feature most investors never see: how reliably their systems handle the busiest minutes of the trading day.
Electric buses are topping up during depot breaks instead of charging overnight, keeping batteries healthier and grids calmer too.
Fulfilment centres are adopting robots that swap their own batteries instead of stopping at charging docks, keeping goods moving through the.
Smart home energy systems are learning household routines and adjusting heating, cooling and charging around them, rather than following fixed timers.
