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The Nintendo Switch 2 represents the expensive future of gaming
With the release of the Switch 2 in June, Nintendo will usher in an era of $80 games.
Automation can help tackle staff shortages in travel and tourism
Automation technologies can alleviate staff shortage issues by enhancing operational efficiency and improving the recruitment and training process.
Something is seriously off about advertisements for AI products
In their attempts to make their billions of dollars of investment worth it, tech companies appear to have lost their sense of seriousness and touch with reality.
Using digital twins to enhance cybersecurity
Digital twins have become a go-to virtual tool for businesses. They could also be used to greatly enhance cybersecurity.
Tariff tensions: The US-Mexico trade standoff
Trump’s Mexican tariffs will negatively impact the Mexican economy, prompting President Sheinbaum to take calm measures to mitigate the consequences.
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Hyperscalers are driven to control the value chain by collaboration
Hyperscalers have been making a strategic shift towards more customised, efficient, and competitive AI chip solutions tailored to their specific needs.
Generative AI’s subtractive innovation moment
SLMs are a case in point that, as is typical of subtractive innovation, less often means more.
The exhaustion of modern life: Decision fatigue
The sheer number of decisions we make in everyday life might explain why you feel tired.
Robotic dogs are becoming man’s mechanical best friend
The use of robotic dogs in emergency response is on the rise, thanks to technology’s numerous advantages.
The US exorcism of ESG will put its economy in a tailspin
Unforeseen consequences of the Trump administration rolling back on ESG will end up harming the US economy.