This week’s stories are about tech, sustainability and data centers, coming from the UK and the USA Skilled labor shortage threatens U.S. semiconductor expansion A nationwide shortage of skilled workers could slow the construction of new semiconductor manufacturing plants across the United States and limit […]
This week’s stories are about tech, gadgets and sustainability, coming from Japan and the USA More than 300 drones confiscated near World Cup venues U.S. authorities have confiscated more than 300 drones flown near FIFA World Cup venues since the tournament opened, the Transportation Security […]
Estimated total funding needs at no less than $50 billion over the next 10 years Türkiye will need at least $50 billion in electricity distribution network investments over the next decade to meet rising power demand and support its energy transition, according to Barış Erdeniz, […]
This week’s stories are about tech, startup and sustainability, coming from the EU, Germany and the USA German humanoid robotics startup, Neura, raises $1.4 billion German robotics company, Neura Robotics, announced it secured up to $1.4 billion in Series C financing from a group of […]
This week’s stories come from the USA, covering big tech, sustainability and startup 1-Big Tech turns to nuclear to power its energy-intensive AI ambitions Tech giants are increasingly turning to nuclear power to meet the high energy demands of data centers that support the development […]
Following access ban, Roblox negotiates with the government Roblox, a video game platform, announced to open an office in Turkey in line with local laws if access is restored to the platform, accordin to the story at Reuters. Ankara blocked Roblox about concerns that some […]
Chip, GenAI and greenwashing are this week’s stories 1-TSMC plans more chip factories in Europe As you know TSMC’s first European plant in Germany is set to begin operations in 2027. In August, TSMC started building a €10 billion semiconductor factory in Dresden, Germany, with […]
Used smartphones, Cosmopolitan at ChatGPT and AI warning are this week’s top 3 stories 1-Cosmopolitan joins ChatGPT Cosmopolitan Magazine, as a brand of Hearst, joins ChatGPT. Having founded in 1887, Hearst owns several media brands, including 175 websites, and 200 global magazine editions and Cosmopolitan […]
The new board aims to expand to international markets Fuat Tosyalı has been appointed as the new chairman of Turkey’s EV manufacturer, Togg. Tosyalı, who also leads the Turkish conglomerate Tosyalı Holding. Tosyalı takes over from Rifat Hisarcıklıoğlu, who had held the position since 2018, […]
Domestic quantum computing shouldn’t be overlooked in the days protectionism Developing domestic quantum computing technology is crucial for Türkiye and should not be overlooked, especially as protectionist barriers rise globally, said Abdurrahman Keklik, head of Istanbul-based tech company ComPro. During Teknofest, Türkiye’s leading tech event […]
EU exported €5 billion of high-tech to Turkey, led with aerospace category The EU’s high-tech imports reached €478 billion ($527.1 billion), marking a slight 1% decrease from 2022, according to data released by Eurostat. China and the US together made up more than half of […]
This week’s stories come from Europe and the USA, two on startups one on AI 1–Atomico raised the largest fund for European startups Atomico, one of Europe’s leading VC firms, raised $1.24 billion to back startups in Europe This has been the largest its largest […]
This week’s stories come from Europe, two of them on sustainability and one on startups 1-Europe owns global 30 VC cities among 104 ones PitchBook, a financial data company, announced top global venture capital (VC) cities. The list covers 104 cities, with 30 of them […]
Importance of grid capacity and battery storage to sustain the industry’s growth The solar industry is poised to expand by nearly a third in 2024, exceeding predictions by adding 593 gigawatts of new capacity, with China leading the way, according to a report by Ember, […]
