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Controversial Zimbabwean inventor Sangulani Maxwell Chikumbutso finally unveils groundbreaking fuel-free car alongside President Emmerson Mnangagwa

Early this week, Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa officially launched two vehicles model and one motorcycle that are said to be powered by a revolutionary energy source—one that defies conventional physics, a technology

January 30, 2025

by Fabrice Iranzi

Okredo Secures €1.2M EU Funding to Develop AI-Powered Scoring System for 30 Million EU Companies

Okredo, a UK-based startup specializing in open data solutions, has secured €1.2 million in EU funding to develop a multi-modular AI/ML-driven scoring system valued at €1.5 million. This advanced system aims to score 30 million EU companies, offering AI-based insights

August 14, 2024

by Fabrice Iranzi

Scientists create world’s first diamond battery: A power source that lasts millennia

Imagine a battery that could keep running for thousands of years. No recharging, no replacing, and

‘Buy Now Pay Later’ under scrutiny: What regulation coming in 2025 means for consumers and providers

The UK government is set to regulate Buy-Now, Pay-Later (BNPL) firms, bringing them under the supervision

Apple settles for $95 Million in Siri privacy lawsuit

Apple has agreed to pay $95 million to settle a lawsuit accusing its voice-activated assistant, Siri, of secretly recording users’ conversations without their consent. The settlement, which covers millions of iPhone and

January 3, 2025

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US sanctions Russian and Iranian groups for cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns

The United States has announced sanctions against organizations in Russia and Iran. According to the Treasury Department, these groups engaged in campaigns to “stoke socio-political tensions” and influence voter behavior through disinformation

January 2, 2025

Cyber SECURTY·TechCurrent

Forget GPT-4: DeepSeek V3 is the Open AI revolution you didn’t see coming

We all know giants like OpenAI’s GPT-4 and Meta’s Llama dominate the world of Artificial Intelligence. But there is a Chinese AI lab shaking up the playing field with its latest innovation:

December 27, 2024

Innovation·TechCurrent

Honda and Nissan’s high-stakes merger: Can they beat the EV clock?

Honda and Nissan, two of Japan’s biggest car manufacturers—have announced plans to merge by 2026. This historic pivot aims to tackle the immense challenges posed by electric vehicle (EV) giants like Tesla

December 24, 2024

EV·TechCurrent

The high price of intelligence: OpenAI’s o3 breaks benchmarks and carbon budgets

OpenAI has announced its latest breakthrough: the o3 model family. This includes the flagship o3 and its lighter counterpart, o3-mini, marking a significant evolution from its earlier o1 “reasoning” model. But what

December 22, 2024

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Britain’s online safety regime begins: A new era of accountability for big tech

Britain’s landmark Online Safety Act officially entered its enforcement phase on Monday 16 December, marking a watershed moment for internet safety and signaling a firm crackdown on illegal online activity. This move

December 16, 2024

Cyber SECURTY·TechCurrent

Google’s quantum computing breakthrough: A leap forward or hype?

Google has unveiled its latest quantum chip, Willow. This development, described as groundbreaking by the tech giant, aims to tackle one of quantum computing’s biggest hurdles: error correction. But what does this

December 10, 2024

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Microsoft faces £1 billion legal action in the UK over cloud computing licensing practices

Microsoft has been hit with a £1 billion ($1.27 billion) legal claim in the UK. Competition lawyer Maria Luisa Stasi filed the case with the Competition Appeal Tribunal, alleging that the tech

December 4, 2024

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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger steps down amid struggles in the chip industry

Pat Gelsinger, the CEO of Intel, announced his resignation on December 1, 2024, leaving the company at a critical juncture in its bid to regain dominance in the semiconductor industry. Gelsinger, who

December 2, 2024

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UK firms lose £44B to cyber attacks amid rising geopolitical tensions

UK businesses have suffered an estimated losses of £44 billion over the past five years due to cyber attacks, according to a new report by international insurance intermediary Howden. One of the

November 25, 2024

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Controversial Zimbabwean inventor Sangulani Maxwell Chikumbutso finally unveils groundbreaking fuel-free car alongside President Emmerson Mnangagwa

Okredo Secures €1.2M EU Funding to Develop AI-Powered Scoring System for 30 Million EU Companies

Scientists create world’s first diamond battery: A power source that lasts millennia

‘Buy Now Pay Later’ under scrutiny: What regulation coming in 2025 means for consumers and providers

Apple settles for $95 Million in Siri privacy lawsuit

US sanctions Russian and Iranian groups for cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns

Forget GPT-4: DeepSeek V3 is the Open AI revolution you didn’t see coming

Honda and Nissan’s high-stakes merger: Can they beat the EV clock?

The high price of intelligence: OpenAI’s o3 breaks benchmarks and carbon budgets

Britain’s online safety regime begins: A new era of accountability for big tech

Google’s quantum computing breakthrough: A leap forward or hype?

Microsoft faces £1 billion legal action in the UK over cloud computing licensing practices

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger steps down amid struggles in the chip industry

UK firms lose £44B to cyber attacks amid rising geopolitical tensions

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