Our daily lives involve the continuous use of electronic devices which contain a processor as their beating heart. Processors are chips made up of millions of transistors. Their primary purpose is to carry out instructions, which are particularly complex.

Europe is aiming to reach its objective of climate neutrality by the year 2050, as part of its leading role in a new process towards global sustainability. Guidelines on this issue have been set out in a document signed by the Vice President of the European Commission as well as Vice President of the Commission for the Energy Union.

In the United States alone, approximately 6% of the electricity distributed is used for heating and cooling systems. Reducing energy consumption caused by these devices is an important target due to its environmental impactResearch into the use of sustainable materials is focusing on this area.

In the last few years, the Internet of things and smart objects have turned out to be vulnerable to considerable risk, regarding, in particular, users’ privacy. In the absence of a single industry standard, it is difficult to intervene to resolve such problems and/or bugs.

The social network login, a simple action performed by millions of users every day, should definitely be avoided if you wish to protect your privacy. Its inherent danger was highlighted in September 2016 when the Facebook social network was the victim of a major security breach.

Following several months of debate regarding data management methods (including the intervention of the Privacy Guarantor and promised extensions), electronic billing was introduced in Italy on 1st January 2019.