The country’s R&D centers employed nearly 94,000 people, led by machinery and equipment manufacturing industry Türkiye had 1,365 active research and development (R&D) centers and 348 design centers at the end of September, reflecting the expansion of its innovation ecosystem, according to Industry and Technology […]
This week’s stories are about tech, AI and gadgets, coming from Ireland, the UK and the USA NBA tests two new technologies The NBA is testing smart basketballs and referee wrist wearables in select preseason games to explore technological tools for officiating and game communication, […]
This week’s stories are about tech, AI and sustainability, coming from the EU and Taiwan Taiwan science parks post record $111 billion revenue Taiwan’s three major science parks generated a combined NT$3.54 trillion ($111.1 billion) in revenue in the first half of the year, a […]
Solar power accounted for 5.16 billion kWh, while wind energy contributed 4.74 billion kWh Turkey generated a record 9.9 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity from solar and wind power in August, according to the Energy and Natural Resources Ministry. Solar power accounted for 5.16 billion kWh, […]
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 […]
This week’s stories are about AI, startup and sustainability 1-EU startups! Unite under EU Inc A group of European startup investors has issued a call to action for startups across the EU to unite under a new corporate structure dubbed EU Inc. A petition launched […]
Audio-guided support for visitors in 17 languages through a mobile app SICPA Türkiye, serving 84 locations at museums and archaeological sites affiliated with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Türkiye, the National Palaces, and the Gallipoli Area Directorate, has brought its […]
This week’s stories are about AI, e-commerce and semiconductors 1-Amazon Haul introduced to compete Temu Amazon has launched a beta version of its new low cost, Amazon Haul, which features all products under $20 as it aims to compete with online retailers who consistently slash […]
This week’s stories come from Europe, China and USA 1-Europe’s data center power demand estimated to triple by 2030: McKinsey Europe’s data center power usage is projected to triple by 2030, per a McKinsey report. This requires a substantial increase in electricity supply from primarily […]
This week’s stories are about Apple, TSMC and sustainability research of EY 1-Apple Intelligence comes to EU in April 2025 The past week was full of Apple announcements, including new Mac mini, M4 Max and M4 Pro chips. One of those announcements was about Apple […]
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 […]
