Author: Pranali Mehta
Candela, the leading boat builder based in Stockholm, Sweden, has reportedly planned to roll out its latest commercial hydrofoil shuttle, dubbed the P-12, this summer.
Apparently, the firm expects the vessel to transform the course of motorized wa
The European Union has recently revealed two draft laws to counteract US subsidies that may potentially lure cleantech firms from Europe into North America. The proposed Acts include the Critical Raw Materials Act, which will enable the EU to ensure
Microsoft, the leading American technology giant, has reportedly terminated an entire team in charge of directing artificial intelligence (AI) innovation toward ethical, sustainable, and responsible outcomes. According to Platformer, the termination
The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) reportedly disclosed on Monday that it would launch a comprehensive research effort to create new drone systems in order to better defend against the attacks employing remotely piloted ai
YouTube, the renowned U.S.-based online video-sharing platform, has reportedly announced that it is relaxing the divisive profanity policies that it implemented at the end of last year. According to the firm, the new regulations led to a stricter app
Foxconn, the biggest supplier of Apple’s iPhones, has reportedly experienced a fall in revenue by over 11.65% as compared to the same period last year owing to the plunge in electronics demand.
However, revenue in February was over $13 billi
Snapchat, the U.S.-based instant messaging application, has reportedly announced its plans to roll out My AI, its novel chatbot that uses the most recent edition of OpenAI's GPT technology and has been tailored for its users. The $3.99 monthly su
Qualcomm, the American semiconductor company, has reportedly announced at MWC (Mobile World Congress) held in Barcelona, Spain, that various smartphone manufacturers such as Oppo, Xiaomi, Vivo, Nothing, Motorola, and Honor, are rolling out satellite
AeroCloud, the well-known cloud-native software for airport management used by dozens of airports globally has reportedly secured $12.6 million in a Series A funding round led by Stage 2 Capital, a U.S. venture capital firm.
AeroCloud, founded in
