This week’s stories are about tech, startup and sustainability, coming from the Japan and the USA Opposition against data centers in US goes higher, data center project halted in Virginia A large-scale data center project in Virginia has been abandoned after sustained opposition from local […]
This week’s stories are about tech, startup and sustainability stories of the week, coming from the EU and the USA Palantir signs $300M USDA deal to bolster food supply oversight Palantir signed a $300 million agreement with the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) to deploy […]
This week’s stories are about tech, AI and sustainability, coming from the EU, UK and Uzbekistan UK backs AI startups with £500M Sovereign AI fund The British government said it will invest £500 million to support domestic artificial intelligence (AI) startups, aiming to accelerate growth, […]
Turkish fiber internet subscribers reached nearly 10 million Türkiye’s fiber internet subscriber doubled over the past five years, reaching nearly 10 million, according to a report by the Information and Communication Technologies Authority (BTK). The “Quarterly Market Data Report on the Electronic Communications Sector” showed […]
This week’s stories come from France, Taiwan and USA, two of them are about AI and the third one is about chips 1-Nearly 500,000 California students to access to ChatGPT The California State University (CSU) system is rolling out OpenAI’s ChatGPT Edu—a specialized version of […]
This week’s stories are about e-commerce, AI and Big Tech 1-EU: Temu, Shein and Amazon liable for ‘unsafe’ goods The European Union is set to hold e-commerce platforms like Temu, Shein, and Amazon Marketplace accountable for hazardous or illegal products sold online. I saw the […]
This week’s stories cover tech and sustainability, coming from Canada, USA and the EU 1-Apple’s iPad turns 15 On January 27, 2010, Steve Jobs unveiled the first-generation iPad at San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Designed to bridge the gap between smartphones and […]
This week’s stories come from US, UK and France 1-Google Maps turns 20 Google Maps marks its 20th anniversary by expanding its reach and integrating advanced AI tools. What started as an innovative idea by co-founder Larry Page—capturing street-level imagery with a video camera—has evolved […]
This week’s stories come from the Netherlands, the UK and the USA 1-Netherlands signs deal with Nvidia for AI supercomputing hub The Dutch government has partnered with Nvidia to develop an AI facility in the Netherlands, centered around a supercomputer designed to boost research and […]
This week’s stories come from Europe and USA, covering tech and sustainability 1-United Airlines to roll out Starlink internet United Airlines announced regional flights will begin offering Starlink connectivity this spring. The airline now expects to begin testing Starlink next month with the first commercial […]
This week’s stories come from EU, Japan and Nigeria 1- Waymo to start driverless car tests in Tokyo in 2025 Waymo, the autonomous vehicle division of Alphabet, to start testing its driverless cars in Japan next year, marking its first attempt outside the United States. […]
This week’s stories come from Abu Dhabi, Australia and the UK 1-Uber to launch robotaxi in Abu Dhabi Uber to start robotaxi service in Abu Dhabi. The company teamed up with Chinese autonomous vehicle developer WeRide to introduce self-driving robotaxi services in Abu Dhabi. I […]
This week’s stories are about Amazon, Google and Meta 1- Facebook’s $10 billion subsea cable to connect the globe Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, plans a subsea cable project that could redefine global internet infrastructure. According to sources, the company aims […]
This week’s stories are about deepfake videos, GenAI and sustainability 1-UK startup unveils AI deepfake detection browser Surf Security, a London-based startup, introduced a beta version of what it claims to be the first browser equipped with a built-in tool to detect AI-generated deepfakes. I […]
