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Thales Alenia Space water satellites collaborate with MIPRONS

A deal was signed by Thales Alenia Space and the Italian startup MIPRONS to create a satellite propulsion system that runs on water. The idea is flexi

A deal was signed by Thales Alenia Space and the Italian startup MIPRONS to create a satellite propulsion system that runs on water. The idea is flexible enough to be applied to satellites of any size, from tiny to enormous. The water is electrolyzed to produce hydrogen and oxygen, which are then fed into the combustion chamber. As a result, manoeuvres like orbit-raising, de-orbiting, and collision avoidance can be completed more quickly. Massimo Claudio Comparini, CEO of Thales Alenia Space in Italy, said, We are very proud to work with MIPRONS, which is gaining increasing international recognition since our collaboration could very well change the paradigm for space missions. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        

Interest rate hike by the US Federal Reserve will increase market risks for Asian central banks

More than five standard deviations below the 3.3 percentage point fiveyear average gap, a 75basispoint increase by the Fed would reduce Indonesias p

More than five standard deviations below the 3.3 percentage point fiveyear average gap, a 75basispoint increase by the Fed would reduce Indonesias policyrate buffer versus the US to just one percentage point. The only country in the region where the buffer will remain larger than the fiveyear average after the Fed action is New Zealand. According to the spread that Southeast Asian bonds offer over Treasuries, their appeal is at an alltime low. Australia, New Zealand, and South Korea have helped to support yields, making the spread to the US more alluring Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        

Frances Atos reports Consistent Sales in the First Half and Anticipates FullYear Cash Burn

French IT consultancy Atos, which is in the red, reported a firsthalf profit as expected but said it would face a loss of almost €500m by 2022 as ad

French IT consultancy Atos, which is in the red, reported a firsthalf profit as expected but said it would face a loss of almost €500m by 2022 as adopted innovative plans to restore confidence in the market. Halfyear fixed exchange revenue was €5.56 billion, down 0.6% from a year earlier, in line with an average estimate of €5.52 billion among ten analysts. The group burned 500 million euros in the first half of the year and expected to burn up to 450 million euros for the full year. It now said it expects annual operating margins to be at the lower end of the previously reported 35% range. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        

Startups in Egypt are using technological innovation to make progress against financial exclusion

Financial exclusion is a broad category that can range from an inability to access banking services to the adoption of electronic payment methods. By

Financial exclusion is a broad category that can range from an inability to access banking services to the adoption of electronic payment methods. By 2021, 73% of the Egyptian population did not have a bank account, which results in the fact that 4% of the world population without banks live in the North African country.. Several FinTechs are seeking to address the situation and increase access to key financial services in the country. In Egypt, many workers are paid in cash, and the legacy banking system cant extend credit at lower risk due to a lack of infrastructure and data. dopey, a UKbased FinTech platform, is helping unbanked workers in Egypt access digital payment methods such as prepaid debit cards. Lucky, a cashback service that connects users to a network of over 30,000 merchants, also uses prepaid cards to expand the range of spending options for Egyptian consumers. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        

The inflation rate in Australia reaches 6.1%, the highest yearly increase in 21 years

Australian prices rose 6.1 % in the June quarter, the fastest annual pace since 2001, as consumers spent more on everything from fuel to food and hous

Australian prices rose 6.1 % in the June quarter, the fastest annual pace since 2001, as consumers spent more on everything from fuel to food and housing. Average inflation fell in AprilJune to 4.9% from 3.7% in the previous three months, fueling expectations of another rate hike at next weeks RBA policy meeting. Fruit and vegetable prices rose nearly 6 % in the June quarter alone, partly due to shortages caused by heavy rains on the east coast. Rising costs were one of the reasons why voters toppled the Morrison government in the May 21 election. Inflation in Australia lags behind inflation in most of its trading partners. Inflation in New Zealand was 7.3% in June, another 32year high, while inflation in the United Kingdom and the United States exceeded 9 percent in June and the annual rate of the euro zone. More than 9% in the same month 8.6% Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        

Microsoft misses estimates, but shares rise by 5% on optimistic guidance

Microsoft shares rose 5% in extended trading on Tuesday after the software maker released an upbeat profit forecast for the year ahead. Microsoft post

Microsoft shares rose 5% in extended trading on Tuesday after the software maker released an upbeat profit forecast for the year ahead. Microsoft posted its weakest revenue growth since 2020 at 12% yearoveryear for the quarter ended June 30. The Intelligent Cloud segment, which includes the Azure public cloud for application hosting, generated $20.91 billion in revenue, up 20%, but below StreetAccounts estimate of $21.10 billion. The More Personal Computing segment posted $14.36 billion in revenues, up 2% year over year, boosted by Bing search and Xbox games. Microsoft saw $126 million in operating expenses tied to its decision to stop selling products and services in Russia. The company said factory shutdowns in China in April and May and a worsening computer market in June cut Windows revenue from device makers by $300 million. Technology industry researcher Gartner said earlier this month that logistical disruptions contributed to a drop in quarterly PC shipments. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        

Despite recession fears, Euronext has high confidence in European technology companies

Stefan Bujna says he is very confident in the future of the European technology company. PanEuropean stock exchange Euronext launched a new technology

Stefan Bujna says he is very confident in the future of the European technology company. PanEuropean stock exchange Euronext launched a new technology initiative called Tech Leaders in June. It aims to help companies in this sector gain more visibility among asset managers and other investors. Europe has powerful research, academia, leading companies, and businesses, says Bujna. He said Europes structural weakness is that the European market is more fragmented than the US. Europe is enormous and has many key markets in which European companies can compete globally. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        

Singapores GIC Technical Decline, Crypto Finance Good Thing

As a result of the global slowdown in startup funding, investors will be able to find more promising businesses. In contrast, during the time of easy

As a result of the global slowdown in startup funding, investors will be able to find more promising businesses. In contrast, during the time of easy money, many industries were overcrowded. Singapores GIC sovereign wealth fund reported a 4.2 percent annualised 20year real rate of return for the fiscal year ending in March.GIC has been expanding its involvement in startup venture capital. The fund established a specialised investment group with a focus on tech companies in 2017. Due to uncertainties regarding the markets future course, GIC will continue to take a cautious approach generally. It will strengthen its commitment to its core investment tenets. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        



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