Arthur Goldstuck

At the world’s biggest consumer tech show, one can barely move without bumping into a robot, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.

Las Vegas is known for spectacle, and BMW lived up the expectations created for the launch of one of its most innovative products, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.

Jensen Huang is already styled as a rock star, and his keynote in Las Vegas this week was an extravaganza of Nvidia’s next set of greatest hits, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.

Just in time for our taps running dry, Kara Pod has arrived to distil drinking water from fresh air – and serve coffee, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.

After Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang single-handedly crashed the quantum market, the World Quantum Congress was at pains to correct him, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.

Amphibious drones, chess-playing robots and AI emotion trackers on show were more than mere concepts, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.

A few weeks with Volvo’s smallest electric vehicle convinced ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK to change his mind about its minimal approach.

A new report shows the biggest growth in demand will be for technology skills, but human skills will remain critical, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.

Will machines overtake humans during 2025? Cisco has an intriguing forecast on Artificial General Intelligence, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.

It’s the first smartwatch that measures blood pressure, and the mechanism it uses is fascinating, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.