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A new IAEA publication on climate change and nuclear energy highlights Africas potential.

Africas energy demand is growing twice as fast as the global average, driven by a growing urban population. Nearly 600 million people and 10 million s

Africas energy demand is growing twice as fast as the global average, driven by a growing urban population. Nearly 600 million people and 10 million small businesses in Africa lack reliable electricity. In subSaharan Africa, the World Bank reports that nearly 80 percent of businesses are affected by power outages. Several African countries are exploring the possibility of adding nuclear power to their energy mix. The International Energy Agency IEA is supporting 30 nuclear newcomers in Africa and around the world to develop the infrastructure needed for nuclear programs. Ghana has collaborated with the IAEAled Integrated Nuclear Infrastructure Assessment INIR mission since 2017. The Minister of Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation in Africa Kwaku said “Ghana wants to provide the diversity needed to ensure energy security for future requirements. Read More..

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DIF invests in sustainable projects in Australia and Europe

Investment manager Dubai Investment Fund DIF has announced it will invest in five renewable energy projects in Australia and Europe. In Australia, the

Investment manager Dubai Investment Fund DIF has announced it will invest in five renewable energy projects in Australia and Europe. In Australia, the company is investing $320 billion in two community solar plants. In the initial phase, the solar project is expected to generate about 300 MW of power. In Europe, DIF will invest in a wind farm in Germany and a solar plant in Spain, both with a capacity of over 125 MW. The company is also investing in a 100 MW energy storage facility that will operate alongside other wind and solar plants. The latest investment is part of DIFs longterm strategy to support promising and innovative research projects. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

The global mobile cloud market size is expected to reach USD 202.4 billion by 2028, at a market growth rate of 34.0% CAGR during the forecast period.

As a result of advancements in wireless technology, cloud computing, and multimodal communication, the outlook for the mobile cloud market has changed

As a result of advancements in wireless technology, cloud computing, and multimodal communication, the outlook for the mobile cloud market has changed. Because they increase scalability, availability, and reliability, mobile cloud services are primarily used by business users. Big data, IoT, mobile supercomputing, and artificial intelligence are examples of smart technologies that are changing how businesses use them as a result of the fourth industrial revolution. The mobile cloud market is divided into categories of utilities, healthcare, education, and entertainment. By generating the largest revenue share in 2021, the entertainment segment dominated the mobile cloud market. Cloud services are used by users to store confidential data about their business and personal affairs. Read More..

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Regulating the AI ​​ecosystem in Asia

There is currently no legislation on the primordial AI in Asia. However, several Asian countries have introduced various measures to regulate the deve

There is currently no legislation on the primordial AI in Asia. However, several Asian countries have introduced various measures to regulate the development and applications of the AI. In July 2017, the Chinese cabinet published the new generation artificial intelligence development plan in which the countrys plans can lead worldwide by 2030. In South Korea, the government also has published several initiatives for the development of AI. Asian countries are continuing to regulate AI development and applications. Some countries, such as China and South Korea, have introduced specific laws and regulations. Other countries, such as Japan and Singapore, have supported the development of AI but have not yet enacted any laws or regulations. India takes a mixed approach, with a focus on advancing digital literacy and infrastructure development and supporting AI research and development. Read More..

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ARTC showcases Made in Australia rail safety technology

The ARTC Rail Safety and Innovation Center currently has around 70 engineers, digital experts and technology leaders working on the ATMS technology pl

The ARTC Rail Safety and Innovation Center currently has around 70 engineers, digital experts and technology leaders working on the ATMS technology platform. The ATM development will create up to 300 direct jobs and support a further 700 indirect jobs. ATMS currently operates on the ARTC line between Port Augusta and Whyalla, South Australia, and implementation plans are underway in Nulllabor between Tarkula and Kalgoorlie. Adelaide is a hub for the national rail network, but a leader in advanced manufacturing, digital infrastructure and technology. The Australian Government is committed to making its rail network as safe as possible. For companies that rely on the ARTC network, there are significant benefits in terms of moving goods faster and more reliably along their transport routes. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Taiwanese chip companies are in talks to invest in Europe

Some Taiwanese chip companies are in talks with European countries to invest there, the minister said Wednesday, adding that the government is delight

Some Taiwanese chip companies are in talks with European countries to invest there, the minister said Wednesday, adding that the government is delighted by local companies efforts to work with democratic allies. The European Union EU has invited Taiwan, a major semiconductor maker, as one of its similar partners to cooperate under the European chip law announced in February. Although Taiwan and the EU held highlevel trade talks in June, less than a week after that meeting, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd TSMC 2330.TW said it had no concrete plans for factories in Europe. However, he did not name any companies. It is one of the highlights of my stay in Taiwan when I hear a representative of the Taiwanese government at a press conference urging Taiwanese companies to go to Europe and invest in Europe Read More..

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Surveys of senior economists are increasingly focused on a global recession

Seven out of ten economists believe that a global recession is at least somewhat likely. According to the WEF, real wages are likely to continue decli

Seven out of ten economists believe that a global recession is at least somewhat likely. According to the WEF, real wages are likely to continue declining globally in 2022–2023. According to a survey, food security may be in jeopardy in many places over the next three years. A quarterly report called The Chief Economists Outlook builds on the most recent changes in policy as well as chief economists surveys and consultations. In lowincome countries, nearly 80% of respondents predicted that cost increases would lead to social unrest, compared to 20% in highincome economies. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Australia requires Optus to pay for the replacement of the damaged ID

Australian telecoms giant Optus is being ordered to pay to replace the passports and drivers licenses of millions of customers whose personal informat

Australian telecoms giant Optus is being ordered to pay to replace the passports and drivers licenses of millions of customers whose personal information was stolen in one of Australias biggest data breaches, the government says. The theft of account data for 10 million customers the equivalent of 40% of Australias population was the result of a mistake by Optus, and Singapores telcos must pay for the consequences, Deputy Secretary Stephen Jones said. Thursday. Optus apologized for the breach and said it would pay the most affected customers to receive a years worth of credit monitoring. The stolen data included passport numbers, drivers license numbers, state health insurance numbers, phone numbers and home addresses, prompting commentators and lawmakers to demand the documents be returned. Other major Internet companies have said they are conducting additional cybersecurity checks to reduce the risk of similar breaches. Read More..

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