In the first half of 2005, clean investments totaled $705 mln, up 21% from the first half of 2004, CleanTech Venture Network. Clean tech investments should rise to $1.
In the first half of 2005, clean investments totaled $705 mln, up 21% from the first half of 2004, CleanTech Venture Network. Clean tech investments should rise to $1.5 bln for 2005, up 25%.
Home Affairs should look into supply chain technologies like blockchain: Committee
While not endorsing the Bill it was tasked to examine, a Senate Committee believes technology has potential in the fight against forced labour, particularly in relation to Xinjiang. ...
How femtech is putting women's healthcare front and centre
For a long time, femtech has been considered a niche, but a growing number of tech companies are hoping to change that narrative.
A $325 million Series F funding round, bringing Neo4j's valuation to over $2 billion. A social network of 3 billion people, distributed across 1000 servers. The latter is a demo; the ...
iOS 15: Making 100 mobile moments better every day
iOS 15 makes experiences more intelligent and more intuitive. Apple is adding features that help its customers 100 times a day in little moments, every day. ...
Apple's AI focus: Privacy by design, iPhone by default
At WWDC, Apple's smartphone received the lion's share of AI-driven features while the iPad and Mac improvements focused more on user interface refinement and tighter ecosystem ...
New antitrust legislation targets Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google
The legislation could have significant impacts on the industry, even giving the Justice Department the green light to break up big companies.
Code Fellows, Hackbright Academy, Hack Reactor all had similar numbers of alumni employed at the Big Five -- while costing 10% of the tuition charged at traditional colleges. ...
Productivity Commission says getting mobile phones and tablets fixed should be easier
The Productivity Commission has released in a draft report seven ways that consumers' right to repair could be made easier.
China passes new laws to hit back at foreign sanctions
Multinational companies that implement any foreign sanctions against China can now have their assets seized or transactions cancelled by Beijing.
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