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Technology - Page 2

November 10, 2026
Columns/Technology

Why Global Companies Choose China for Product Debuts

From a cochlear implant designed to help users navigate noisy environments to a home-renovation solution that promises to transform a kitchen in just three days, this year’s China International Import Expo (CIIE)

Interviews/Technology

“Big Tech Is the Mafia”: Mazzucato’s Attack on Capitalism

Economist Mariana Mazzucato has called for a fundamental restructuring of capitalism, arguing that economic policy must place public welfare ahead of private profit. In an interview with Der Spiegel, she said governments should establish clear economic objectives that improve people’s

November 8, 2026

India’s $17 Billion Bet on the Global Chip Industry

Diplomacy/Technology

India is investing billions of dollars to establish itself as a major semiconductor manufacturing centre, but its strategy differs from the approach taken by

AI firms risk monopolising mathematical knowledge, leading researchers warn

Editor's Choice/Technology

The concentration of advanced artificial intelligence in the hands of a small number of technology companies could allow private interests to control access to

Cybercrime Feud Erupts as ShinyHunters Claims Hack of Rival Cl0p

September 21, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/Technology

One of the world’s best-known cybercrime groups has claimed it hacked one of its principal rivals, exposing an unusually open confrontation within the underground world of digital extortion. ShinyHunters, a group known

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From citizens’ calls to city action: Inside a Chinese hotline

September 21, 2026
Columns/Technology

When Krisca, an international student in east China’s Shandong Province, stepped out of a taxi, she didn’t realize she had left her bag behind. Moments later, panic set in—her passport was inside,

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Singapore’s AI Bet Is About Deployment, Not Discovery

September 20, 2026
Editor's Choice/Technology

When Jordan Seow joined OpenAI in June 2025, he became the company’s first locally hired forward-deployed engineer in Asia-Pacific. At the time, the company’s Singapore office had fewer than 20 employees. The

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BYD Recalls 183,000 Cars Over Brake Pedal Safety Risk

September 18, 2026
News/Technology

Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD will immediately recall more than 180,000 cars to address a manufacturing defect affecting a brake pedal component, China’s market regulator said on Friday. The recall covers 183,211

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Volkswagen Recalls 208,724 US Vehicles Over Steering Failure Risk

September 18, 2026
News/Technology

Volkswagen is recalling 208,724 vehicles in the United States because of a faulty steering rack bolt that could break and result in a loss of steering control, the US National Highway Traffic

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Europe Is Losing the AI War — and Risking Its Independence

September 16, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics/Technology

Europe risks becoming dangerously dependent on foreign AI, threatening its economic independence, security and geopolitical influence. The warning is that decisions made now could determine whether Europe helps shape the future of

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‘The State Must Intervene’: Bill Gates Warns AI Has Become Too Powerful to Regulate Itself

September 15, 2026
Editor's Choice/Interviews/News/Technology

Bill Gates has spent much of his life at the centre of technological change. Since co-founding Microsoft with Paul Allen in 1975, he has witnessed — and helped shape — the rise

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Musk’s Daughter Takes Aim at AI

September 15, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics/Technology

For Vivian Jenna Wilson, rebellion has become both personal and public. The 22-year-old transgender model and one of Elon Musk’s 14 children has emerged as a prominent critic of her father, and

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Nepal Glacier Faced Exceptional Heat Before Deadly Collapse

September 9, 2026
Health/Technology

The mountain section whose collapse triggered deadly floods in Nepal and China on August 26 experienced exceptionally high temperatures in the days before the disaster, according to meteorological data reconstructed and analysed

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AI Scientists Fear May Outrun Humanity

September 8, 2026
Diplomacy/Editor's Choice/Technology

In mid-2023, an experiment within OpenAI’s “RLSlow” research project produced results that changed the way its researchers viewed the trajectory of artificial intelligence. Jakub Pachocki, OpenAI’s chief scientist, recalls that he and

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When the Crowd Becomes a Database

September 7, 2026
Columns/Defence/Technology

A concert, a demonstration or a football match may appear to be an ordinary gathering of people. But as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in facial-recognition systems, such events can also become

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The Night Sky Is Becoming a Highway

September 7, 2026
Editor's Choice/Technology

On a cloudless night in August, a lawn chair offered a simple vantage point for watching the sky. It was the peak of the Perseid meteor shower, when as many as 100

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Chinese-German Team Builds ‘Floating Compass’ to Hunt Dark Matter

September 6, 2026
Education/Health/Technology

A Chinese-German research team has developed an ultra-sensitive magnetic sensor capable of detecting signals a billion times fainter than Earth’s magnetic field, creating a potential new tool for the search for elusive

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China’s Brain-Tech Race Challenges Musk’s Neuralink

September 3, 2026
Health/Technology

China is stepping up its effort to become a global leader in brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), approving a series of brain-technology products this year as domestic start-ups seek to compete with overseas companies

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Is India Privatizing the Strength That Made ISRO Great?

August 30, 2026
Editor's Choice/Technology

India’s space programme is entering a new phase, but a difficult question is emerging alongside its ambitions: can the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) be expected to concentrate on the country’s most

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