Category: technology

  • Fix Low Storage Warnings for Under $20

    FIFA World Cup-Themed Tech Deals The FIFA World Cup is officially over, and just like post-holiday candy bags and ornaments, that means a lot of FIFA-branded things are currently on sale. Case in point: this whistle-shaped SanDisk USB-C flash drive. It may be an odd fútbol season collaboration, but at up to 34% off today,…

  • Palantir Halted as France and Germany Pursue Local Military Software Partner

    Palantir Technologies Inc. Faces Potential Setback in Europe Palantir Technologies Inc., a prominent player in the field of military software, is encountering potential challenges in Europe as France and Germany begin exploring alternative suppliers for their defense needs. This shift raises concerns about the company’s long-term standing in the region. In a joint declaration released…

  • AI Chips Demand Liquid Cooling, Fueling Vertiv’s Stock Surge

    The Role of Liquid Cooling in the AI Revolution As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape industries, the demand for powerful and efficient computing infrastructure has never been higher. At the heart of this transformation are AI chips—high-performance processors that enable applications like chatbots, autonomous vehicles, and humanoid robots to process vast amounts of data…

  • I Thought AI Was a Tech Problem. It Exposed My Company’s Gaps.

    Key Takeaways Artificial intelligence (AI) does not replace operational knowledge. Instead, it requires leaders to have a deeper understanding of their business, customers, and workflows to produce informed outputs. The value of AI in leadership is not solely about automation; it’s about creating visibility across initiatives and coordinating work at scale. AI shifts leadership from…

  • Veritas University to Empower Students with Tech and Entrepreneurship Skills

    A New Era of Skill Development at Veritas University Abuja Veritas University Abuja has taken a bold step towards addressing the growing concerns of graduate unemployment and the widening skills gap in Nigeria. The university has launched a N1.3 billion Skills and Innovation Hub, designed to equip students with industry-relevant competencies and improve their employability…

  • South African banks warned on AI trust and consent challenges

    The Rise of AI in Digital Banking Artificial intelligence is set to revolutionise the way we interact with our banks, shifting the focus from simply providing access to delivering intelligent, personalised financial services. As AI becomes more integrated into customer interactions, banks will be evaluated based on their ability to understand individual needs, use data…

  • Securing Digital Education for Gen Alpha in South Africa

    The Rise of Digital Education in South Africa Digital education is creating new opportunities for South Africa’s next generation of learners. As Gen Alpha’s classrooms become increasingly connected, cybersecurity must become a core part of the country’s education infrastructure. A connected classroom can give a learner—even in the most rural of South African communities—access to…

  • Will Fujian Be China’s First Carrier to Defeat Western Subs with Anti-Torpedo Tech?

    Introduction to China’s Fujian Aircraft Carrier and Its Advanced Anti-Torpedo System China’s Fujian, the country’s third aircraft carrier and the first designed entirely domestically, is making waves in the global naval landscape. According to a recent analysis by a Chinese military magazine, the Fujian is likely to be the world’s first aircraft carrier equipped with…

  • Croatia’s Offside Controversy: How Chip-in-Ball Tech Changed the Portugal Ruling

    Portugal’s Narrow Victory Over Croatia in 2026 FIFA World Cup As one of the European powers at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Portugal barely survived a thrilling battle with 2018 finalists Croatia, winning 2-1 on a late Goncalo Ramos winner. However, the result was very nearly in question as Josko Gvardiol appeared to score a…

  • AI revolutionizes construction sites

    The Rise of AI in the Real Estate Industry The Korea Proptech Forum recently launched its ‘2026 Proptech Member Directory,’ featuring a groundbreaking ‘AI Map for Proptech’ that categorizes the entire real estate industry into five units. This map highlights 75 companies offering AI services, covering areas such as development, construction, transactions, marketing, operations, asset…