India casts doubt on Trump’s claims that it has agreed to stop buying Russian oil
India Denies Trump’s Russian Oil Claims Amid Deepening Trade Tensions Diplomatic Dispute Erupts Over Energy Purchases India has directly contradicted…
India Denies Trump’s Russian Oil Claims Amid Deepening Trade Tensions Diplomatic Dispute Erupts Over Energy Purchases India has directly contradicted…
Brazil’s Biofuel Expansion Plan Sparks Global Environmental Debate Brazil’s Ambitious Biofuel Proposal Brazil is preparing to present a controversial global…
The International Monetary Fund’s managing director has voiced serious concerns about the rapid expansion of non-bank financial institutions. Recent collapses in the private credit market have heightened regulatory worries about this growing sector.
The head of the International Monetary Fund has revealed that concerns about mounting risks in non-bank lending markets are causing sleepless nights, according to reports from the IMF’s annual meeting in Washington DC. Kristalina Georgieva specifically pointed to the recent collapse of subprime auto lender Tricolor and car parts supplier First Brands as examples of why regulators need to increase their focus on this sector.
F5 Networks Confirms Sophisticated Nation-State Cyber Intrusion Targeting Critical Infrastructure Systems Major Security Breach at F5 Networks In a significant…
C Surpasses C++ in Latest Programming Language Rankings as SQL Reenters Top 10 The programming world witnessed significant shifts in…
In what could represent a watershed moment for artificial intelligence in healthcare, Google’s Gemma AI model has identified a previously…
In a significant move that underscores the growing institutional confidence in blockchain infrastructure, Andreessen Horowitz’s crypto division (a16z Crypto) has…
In a significant policy shift that aligns with broader industry trends, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has confirmed that ChatGPT will…
In a groundbreaking fusion of artificial intelligence and neuroscience, researchers have developed a ChatGPT-like algorithm that has identified approximately 1,300…
A cohort of Irish university students recently returned from an immersive technology experience in China through Huawei’s Seeds for the Future 2025 program. The participants gained hands-on exposure to cutting-edge AI applications and drone technology while collaborating with international peers from multiple countries.
A group of Irish university students recently completed an intensive technology education program in China, according to reports from participants. The 2025 edition of Huawei‘s Seeds for the Future program brought ten students from various Irish institutions to China for a week-long immersion in technological innovation and cultural exchange.