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Tech leadership in Africa

Tech leadership in Africa

In an era marked by rapid technological evolution, Africa stands on the precipice of a digital revolution. With a burgeoning youthful demographic, expanding internet accessibility, and a flourishing entrepreneurial spirit, the continent is ripe for a technological renaissance. Yet, harnessing this potential and stepping into a role of global competitiveness requires a transformative approach to…

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African tech inspiration from China

African tech inspiration from China

China stands out as a colossus in the global tech scene, home to some of the world's most formidable technology companies, such as Alibaba, Tencent, and Huawei. This remarkable evolution from a follower in the tech industry to a leader offers critical lessons and inspiration for African tech developers and entrepreneurs. Adapting to Local Needs—The…

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largest 3D printer

Largest 3D printer

The University of Maine has introduced a new giant 3D printer capable of constructing objects as large as a house, setting a new record for the world's largest polymer 3D printer. This printer, known as the Factory of the Future 1.0 (FoF 1.0), boasts a printing capacity four times larger than its predecessor, producing items…

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Ocado warehouse automation

Ocado warehouse automation

As online shopping continues to grow, the demand for efficient order fulfilment has led companies like Ocado to revolutionize their warehouses with cutting-edge technology, blending software, artificial intelligence, and robotics to meet customer demands swiftly. At Ocado's facility near Luton, an impressive array of hundreds of robots speeds across a grid, managing online grocery orders…

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AI in Japan

AI in Japan

Japan is turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to help address a pressing labour shortage caused by its shrinking population. Known for its high standards, Japan often needs help selling imperfect produce, and speciality food makers like Osaka Ohsho, known for their Japanese dumplings, cannot afford to sell products that do not meet quality standards. The…

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X blue tick policy

X blue tick policy

X, formerly known as Twitter, has introduced a noteworthy update to its blue tick policy, now awarding this status to its most influential users for free. This shift primarily benefits individuals with over 2,500 verified followers who are already subscribers of X Premium, offering them additional premium features at no extra cost. In addition to…

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Samsung Electronics Q1 2024 Profits

Samsung Electronics Q1 2024 Profits

Samsung Electronics projects an astonishing increase in its profits for the first quarter of 2024, forecasting a tenfold rise from the same period the previous year. This anticipated growth is attributed to chip prices' recovery from a post-pandemic decline and a surge in demand for products related to artificial intelligence (AI). As the leading global…

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Empowering Leadership

Empowering Leadership

What Makes a Great Leader: The Core Qualities and Skills In the ever-evolving landscape of business, politics, and community initiatives, leadership stands as a pillar crucial for success and progress. But what truly defines a great leader? Is it their ability to command attention, their track record of success, or perhaps their capacity for empathy…

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Microsoft Teams separation

Microsoft Teams separation

Microsoft has revealed plans to separate its Teams business messaging and video app globally from its Office suite. This decision follows last year's separation of the two European products in response to regulatory scrutiny from competition watchdogs. Initially bundled with Office in 2017, Teams was investigated by the European Commission after Slack filed a complaint…

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