Turkcell staff to use Gemini, NotebookLM and Nano Banana from Google’s AI tools Turkcell, Turkiye’s leading GSM operator by subscriber numbers, will allow its employees to use artificial intelligence (AI) tools including Gemini, NotebookLM and Nano Banana, the company’s chief executive said. Chief Executive Ali […]
Figure of electric vehicle (EV) charging sockets in Türkiye exceeds 40,000, led by Istanbul The number of electric vehicle (EV) charging sockets in Türkiye rose to 40,575 in February, according to data from the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK). Total installed capacity at charging stations […]
This week’s stories are about tech, startup and sustainability, coming from the EU and the USA Uber robotaxis, now, in Las Vegas Uber began offering robotaxi rides to passengers in Las Vegas, with autonomous vehicles appearing as a selectable option in the Uber app. The […]
EU’s proposal to Türkiye can help cost-saving in payments system The European Union (EU) proposed that Türkiye join its cost-saving payments system, in a move aimed at boosting economic integration and lowering the cost of cross-border money transfers. Jurgis Vilcinskas, EU Chargé d’affaires in Türkiye, […]
This week’s stories are about tech, startup and sustainability, coming from Europe, Taiwan and the USA 1-ChatGPT gains a million users in just one hour OpenAI’s new image generation feature has skyrocketed in popularity, leading to challenges with new user signups. The AI company’s audience […]
This week I have two stories coming from the US and from Europe, covering tech and AI 1-Waymo plans robotaxi in Washington by 2026 Waymo announced Washington, DC will be the next city to host its autonomous ridehailing service, Waymo One, with a planned launch […]
This week’s stories come from EU and USA, covering tech and sustainability 1-EU to build 6 AI factories Last month, in a bid to strengthen its position in the intensifying global AI competition, the European Union (EU) unveiled a $206 billion investment aimed at expanding […]
This week’s stories come from France, South Africa and the UK, covering tech, startup and sustainability 1-French tech start-up bankruptcies to go up A survey published on Tuesday reveals that bankruptcies in France’s tech start-up industry to increase, which could challenge President Emmanuel Macron’s vision […]
This week’s stories are about startup, tech and sustainability and coming France, Korea and the USA 1-South Korea’s $34 billion fund to support tech South Korea plans to establish a $34 billion policy fund to support companies in key technological industries such as semiconductors and […]
This week’s stories come from the UK and USA, covering sustainability, tech and startups 1-Microsoft unplugs Skype Skype, the pioneering VoIP service, will be officially discontinued on May 5, since Microsoft to prioritize its homegrown Teams service, the company announced yesterday. Launched in 2003, Skype […]
This week’s stories come from EU, Korea and USA, covering startup, sustainability and tech 1-Europe leads in climate tech startups but faces funding challenges Europe hosts twice as many climate tech startups as the U.S. (30,000 compared to 14,300). However, a lack of venture capital […]
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 […]
