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Global robot fleet hits 5 million as humanoid hype cools
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Global robot fleet hits 5 million as humanoid hype cools

The global stock of industrial robots reached 5.08 million, a 9% rise, with installations up 11%. Europe's growth is slower, while humanoid

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Uzbekistan's new tech hub aims to make Tashkent Central Asia's gateway
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Uzbekistan's new tech hub aims to make Tashkent Central Asia's gateway

Uzbekistan has adopted legislation for Enterprise Uzbekistan, a special regime offering tax exemptions and a regulatory sandbox for tech fir

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Latvia's fibre optics boom: a niche export powerhouse
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Latvia's fibre optics boom: a niche export powerhouse

Latvia has carved out a niche in fibre optics, exporting more than 90% of its output. A European-backed cluster in Līvāni produces millions

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How a Soviet-era glass town in Latvia kept fibre optics alive
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How a Soviet-era glass town in Latvia kept fibre optics alive

Latvia's fibre-optic industry traces its roots to a Soviet-era secret department in Līvāni, near the Russian border. Local engineers preserv

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SpaceX's Starship reaches orbit in milestone test flight
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SpaceX's Starship reaches orbit in milestone test flight

SpaceX's Starship reached orbit for the first time, marking a major milestone in reusable rocket technology. The success has implications fo

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Uzbekistan's AI push attracts $6bn in data centre investment
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Uzbekistan's AI push attracts $6bn in data centre investment

Uzbekistan has attracted more than $6bn in data centre investment commitments as it seeks to build domestic AI capacity. European developmen

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Nvidia unveils platform to quarantine rogue AI agents in milliseconds
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Nvidia unveils platform to quarantine rogue AI agents in milliseconds

Nvidia has introduced a security platform for AI agents that can quarantine them in milliseconds if they exceed set limits. More than 100 or

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AI agents move from answering questions to handling complex tasks
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AI agents move from answering questions to handling complex tasks

AI is shifting from generating content to autonomously completing tasks. At the Google Cloud Summit in Doha, executives highlighted the rise

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North Korean hackers suspected in $387.5m Bitget crypto heist
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North Korean hackers suspected in $387.5m Bitget crypto heist

Bitget detected unauthorized transfers from its hot and warm wallets, likely by North Korean hackers. The theft is the largest crypto heist

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Trump and Anthropic CEO to meet for dinner after months of AI policy clashes
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Trump and Anthropic CEO to meet for dinner after months of AI policy clashes

President Trump confirmed a private dinner with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei on Sunday night. The meeting follows months of friction over AI d

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Underwater solar cells pass trial at ten metres depth
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Underwater solar cells pass trial at ten metres depth

Scientists successfully tested solar panels ten metres beneath the South China Sea, using perovskite cells tuned to blue and green light. Th

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Krefeld recycler targets Europe's lithium reliance on China
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Krefeld recycler targets Europe's lithium reliance on China

German recycler Accurec has opened a plant in Krefeld that extracts lithium from used batteries without aggressive chemicals. The company ai

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