Electric Startups Voice Concern as Policy Shifts The European Commission has introduced a notable shift in its climate strategy that has caught the attention of the global automotive industry. A key policy aimed at accelerating electric vehicle adoption in Europe by 2035 is being revised, and the response from electric vehicle startups and clean-tech investors […]
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Visa Delays and What This Means for Tech Workers In a surprising development that affects thousands of tech workers worldwide, Apple and Google have reportedly advised some of their employees on U.S. work visas to avoid international travel due to significant delays in visa processing at U.S. embassies and consulates. This unusual warning highlights how
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Coursera Is Buying Udemy: What This $2.5B Deal Really Means for Online Learning Online education is entering a new phase, and this move makes that very clear. Coursera has announced it will acquire rival Udemy in an all stock deal that values the combined company at around $2.5 billion. At first glance, it looks like
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Why This Gaming Avatar Deal Matters More Than It Looks Netflix has made another interesting move that shows it is thinking far beyond movies and TV shows. The company is acquiring Ready Player Me, a startup known for building customizable 3D avatars used across games, apps, and virtual worlds. On the surface, this might look
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ASUS ROG Strix G16 ReviewA Practical Buying Guide for Gamers, Content Creators and Power Users If you are thinking about buying the ASUS ROG Strix G16 and want a real, honest breakdown before spending a big chunk of money, you are in the right place. This is not just a highlight of specs. This is
Starlink Review: Should You Buy It? Who Really Needs It? A Practical Insight for Future Users Starlink has become one of those tech names people instantly recognize. A satellite powered internet service from Elon Musk’s SpaceX? That alone makes anyone curious. But curiosity does not pay the subscription fee, right? The real question people ask
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IoT was once the buzzword everyone was excited about. Smart homes, connected cars, wearable health trackers, automated factories. It felt like a future where every device in our life would talk to each other and work without us even thinking about it. Fast forward to today, and the big question many ask is simple: Is
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The SaaS ecosystem in Asia is no longer just “catching up” with the West. It is building its own momentum, its own products, and in many ways, new competitive advantages. Add AI into the mix, and suddenly the game changes. We are now watching a market where smart software is learning, automating, predicting, and even
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A deep dive into the streaming revolution The world of entertainment has shifted more in the last eight years than in the previous thirty. Television once ruled the living room, cable networks dictated what we watched and when we watched it. Today, viewers choose the content, timing, device, and even language. Over the past decade,
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Brevo, the Paris based CRM and marketing automation company formerly known as Sendinblue, has officially joined the unicorn club after securing €500 million (around $583 million) in fresh equity funding. The capital injection marks a major step in Brevo’s ambition to take on some of the biggest names in global CRM including HubSpot and Salesforce,
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