Workday’s New Platform Lets Devs Build Custom AI Agents Without Heavy Code
At DevCon 2025, Workday dropped a new developer platform Workday Build that empowers enterprise developers and power…
Explained: Why Semiconductor Shortages Keep Coming Back
Every few months, headlines warn of another semiconductor shortage whether it’s slowing down car production, delaying consumer…
Nothing Raises $200M Round to Push AI-native Devices Forward
London-based gadget startup Nothing just raised $200 million in a Series C funding round led by Tiger…
CSL Banks Big on VarmX’s Bleeding Control Drug-What It Means Globally
Australia’s CSL Ltd has made headlines with a bold biotech move: it’s put down US$117 million upfront…
UK Universities Team Up to Build World’s First AI “Nerve Centre”
In a bold move to secure a foothold in the global AI race, four UK universities have…
Canada Bets on Robot Farms: Can Automation Solve Food Gaps?
Canada’s agriculture sector is quietly going through a robotics revolution. Several startups, backed by government research funding,…
Uber Eats Now Delivers TVs and Tech from Best Buy-Like Food, Minus the Fries
Uber Eats isn’t just about tacos and bubble tea anymore. The delivery app has officially teamed up…
Taiwan and Kratos Team Up on Chien Feng IV Jet Powered Drone
Taiwan’s National Chung Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST) has teamed up with U.S. defense company…
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite Debuts with S Pen, 90 Hz Screen, and a Focus on Everyday Use
Samsung unveiled its newest mid-range tablet today, the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite. It features a 10.9-inch display…
U.S. federal courts hit by sweeping cyberattack, leaving sensitive filings at risk
Federal court systems across the U.S. are scrambling after officials revealed that the judiciary’s electronic filing platforms…
Europe’s Green Hydrogen Ambitions Stall as Germany Cancels Major Projects Amid High Costs
Germany and other European nations have recently scrapped or suspended several flagship green hydrogen projects, citing steep…
EU Solar Growth Slows as Subsidies Drop, Yet Solar Hits 22 % of Power Mix in June
The European Union installed 64.2 GW of new solar capacity in 2025, a 1.4 % decrease from 65.1 GW in…