Toshiba’s transparent Cu2O tandem solar top cell achieves 8.4% efficiency
Figure 1: Toshiba’s transparent Cu2O solar cell. Credit: Toshiba Corporation News…
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SpaceX Milestone As It Achieves 100th Rocket Landing
SpaceX celebrated on Tuesday after nailing the landing of a Falcon 9 rocket for the 100th time.
The milestone was reached during a resupply mission for…
ITV Hub achieves new record, but still can’t catch BBC iPlayer
ITV Hub has enjoyed its most successful year on record, ITV has announced. The streaming service allows viewers to watch ITV's terrestrial channels live over…
Particle Accelerator Magnet Discovered That Achieves Record Ramping Speed
Magnets play a critical role in physics research as they help guide the path of particle beams and allow them to collide at high speeds. This collision helps…
Nokia achieves private 5G record 110Gbps speed
Nokia has achieved a record transmission rate of 110Gbps on a Private 5G network, a milestone that it believes demonstrates the viability of…
Bitcoin Again Achieves Market Cap of $1 Trillion After Breaching $50,000 Price Mark
Bitcoin, the world's oldest and largest cryptocurrency, has again surpassed a market capitalisation of $1 trillion (roughly Rs. 74,73,650 crores). Backed by…
Airtel 5G achieves 200Mbps speed in rural India | 91mobiles.com
Telecom operators in India are conducting 5G trials in the country in full swing. Several operators have already concluded…
DARPA’S Hypersonic Air-breathing Weapon Concept achieves successful flight
Artist’s concept of Hypersonic Air-breathing Weapons Concept (HAWC) missile. Credit:…
OneWeb achieves higher orbit with Eutelsat investment, AT&T deal
The engine burners are beginning to ignite for broadband satellite provider OneWeb. Just weeks after announcing the launch of an additional 34 craft,…
Baidu Robocar Achieves L5 Autonomy, Won’t Need Human Operator
Baidu has recently revealed that its robocar is capable of level 5 (L5) autonomous driving functionality. In other words, this means the vehicle with no…