China now graduates roughly 1.3 million engineers per year, versus about 130,000 in the United States. This 10-to-one gap ...
As we move into 2026, here’s what marketing leaders should expect—and how to prepare for a fundamentally new era of work.
For Tektome, a Tokyo-based AI startup, the partnership with Haseko serves as a key case study in its mission to be the “AI copilot” for architecture and construction. Its platform, tailored for ...
Abstract: The analysis and processing of satellite remote sensing data have established new paradigms to observe the Earth and to study climate changes. Data collected by sensors and systems operating ...
With the global post-quantum cryptography market projected to reach $17.69 billion by 2034, QSE is positioning itself to capture market share early. Backed by a recent C$2.8 million finaning round, ...
Today, Microsoft is announcing the acquisition of Osmos, an agentic AI data engineering platform designed to help simplify complex and time-consuming data workflows. Microsoft + Osmos: Extending ...
WOOD DALE, Ill., Dec. 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- AAR CORP. (AIR), a leading provider of aviation services to commercial and government operators, MROs, and OEMs, announced today it has entered into a ...
Abstract: As society transitions from traditional engineered physical systems to software-driven ecosystems, the demand for adaptive, cost-effective, and rapidly evolving technologies continues to ...
Arkema has recently announced that its Gissi site in Italy has received ISCC Plus certification. With this, the company has added another facility to its global list of ISCC Plus certified advanced ...
Thailand’s digital economy is expanding rapidly, supported by rising adoption of cloud services, growing AI usage, and continued investment in data infrastructure. However, foundational gaps in skills ...
Arkema S.A. (Paris La Defense) has achieved ISCC PLUS certification of its specialty polyester resins in Gissi, Italy – in line with Arkema’s global Mass Balance roadmap. This supports customers as ...
Data centers are energy-intensive facilities, and almost all of the electricity they consume ultimately becomes heat. In fact, data centers already use 1–1.5 percent of global electricity (roughly 340 ...
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