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Our growing reliance on technology at home and in the workplace has raised the profile of e-waste. This consists of discarded electrical devices including laptops, smartphones, televisions, computer servers, washing machines, medical equipment, games consoles and much more. The amount of e-waste produced this decade could reach as much as 5 million metric tonnes, according to recent research published in Nature. This is around 1,000 times more e-waste than was produced in 2023. According to the study, the b
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The Xiamen Airlines 737 Max was the first to be sent to China since Boeing returned some planes after tariff tensions boiled over. Read more âș
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Luis von Ahn says AI isn't replacing jobs at Duolingo, but will require staff to rethink how they work. That may let some focus on more creative tasks. Read more âș
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The next version of Chrome that Google is currently testing drops support for devices running iOS 16, meaning it will be the end of the road for the browser on iPhone X and iPhone 8 models. Apple dropped support for these devices when it released iOS 17, which Chrome will require to install. Likewise, the upcoming Chrome v138.7204.13 requires iPadOS 17 to run, so the browser will drop support for... Read more âș
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The company warns against deleting the âinetpubâ folder used in security patch deployment Read more âș
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The launch of Nintendo's Switch 2 has finally brought GameCube games to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers, but there's also a secret startup sound. Read more Read more âș
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Axiom's crewed missions visit the International Space Station for about two weeks of extensive research work, where "every minute is accounted for." Read more âș
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It wasn't much of a secret, but Microsoft's Xbox-branded third-party handheld is finally official. As rumoured, it's been made in partnership with ASUS, and is launching later this year. Read more Read more âș
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The fight over President Donald Trumpâs so-called big, beautiful bill is turning ugly. After passing the GOP-controlled House, the bill has moved to the Senate, where Republicans are facing a bitter divide over how to balance their competing priorities. They want to extend and expand Trumpâs tax cuts, which disproportionately benefit the rich and come [âŠ] Read more âș
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More Americans than ever are becoming eligible for a class action payoutâbut the money is going to a small, dedicated group of people who are paying attention. Read more âș
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Jensen Huang seeks âsovereignâ artificial intelligence deals that diversify US chip giantâs business away from Big Tech groups Read more âș
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Among all the lurid details and allegations that have surfaced in Sean âDiddyâ Combsâs trial on federal charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy, one potential aspect of the music mogulâs relationships has flown under the radar. What we havenât heard on the witness stand is a concept crucial to understanding intimate partner violence and [âŠ] Read more âș
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Pocket is shutting down, but you can still salvage what youâve collected. Hereâs how. Read more âș
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Vox publishes a story about "the quiet revolutions that have prevented millions of cancer deaths.... "The age-adjusted death rate in the US for cancer has declined by about a third since 1991, meaning people of a given age have about a third lower risk of dying from cancer than people of the same age more than three decades ago... " The dramatic bend in the curve of cancer deaths didn't... Read more âș
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Klarnaâs CEO has warned that software engineers risk being left behind in the AI era â unless theyâre also business-savvy. Speaking at SXSW London, Sebastian Siemiatkowski said the talent âwho have really accelerated their careers at Klarnaâ are âbusiness people who have learned to code.â The reason? âThey can take their business understanding and turn it into deterministic or probabilistic statements with AI.â This shift, he warned, poses a threat... Read more âș
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Spanish startup Voltrac has emerged from stealth with an autonomous tractor that lives a double life. In peacetime, the 3.5-tonne electric vehicle zips around farms, hauling heavy goods and using cameras to gather data on crop health. But when enlisted, the tractor is equally capable of navigating enemy assaults to deliver critical supplies to frontline soldiers. âIn Ukraine, for instance, many lives are lost in non-combat situations, including frontline resupply... Read more âș
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European tech leaders are pushing back against high-profile VCs urging founders to work seven days a week â slamming the grindset mentality as everything from âtoxicâ to âchildish.â âCalling on founders to work insane hours nonstop is just bad advice,â Suranga Chandratillake, general partner at Balderton Capital and former CEO of video search engine Blinkx, told TNW. âEven sprinters donât sprint all the time â rest and reflection is just... Read more âș
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War is being redefined by technology. Drones now swarm where soldiers once marched, AI can detect threats faster than spies, and cyberattacks are disrupting critical infrastructure without a single shot fired. To prepare for the battles of tomorrow, NATO is turning to startups. In June 2023, the Alliance launched DIANA, an initiative that funds and facilitates defence innovations. Across a network of over 200 accelerator sites and test centres, DIANA... Read more âș
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Britainâs new military tech strategy will fail unless startups are given clear pathways to adoption, experts have warned. Their concerns follow the governmentâs announcement that defence spending will increase to its highest level since the Cold War. Prime Minister Keir Starmer set out the aims in the new Strategic Defence Review (SDR), which includes plans to boost investment in technologies such as AI, drones, robots, laser weapons, and submarines. The... Read more âș
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TNW Backstage this week peeks behind the petals of the flower business â but not as you know it. In the latest episode of our podcast, we dig beyond beautiful bouquets to unearth the digital trends, disruptive models, and market moves reshaping the industry. Guiding us through the changes is Aron Gelbard, co-founder and CEO of Bloom & Wild â the UKâs top-rated online flower delivery company. Founded in 2013,... Read more âș
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The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has certified a mixed reality (MR) headset for civil aviation training for the first time â potentially signalling a shift in how pilots are taught. Built by Finnish startup Varjo, the headset â called XR-4 â replaces the screens in a flight training cockpit, which are smaller, cheaper versions of the full-flight simulators used in the final phases of pilot training. The MR... Read more âș
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This piece is part of our âAsk the Expert,â series where experts share their insights into some of the most pressing questions facing our tech ecosystem. Sign-up for your spot on Santa Meyer-Nandiâs Ask the Expert session about âHow to burn bright, not outâ at TNW2025 on June 20 at 15:30. In our workâwhether shaping sustainable management frameworks, advising climate innovation funds, or guiding impact entrepreneursâwe see the same silent... Read more âș
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While Mark Zuckerberg was hyping Metaâs latest Ray-Ban smartglasses and Apple was promoting its Vision Pro mixed reality headset in 2023, Finnish startup IXI was quietly crafting high-tech specs for more practical purposes. Founded in 2021, the company emerged from stealth in April with $36mn in funding to commercialise what it claims are the worldâs first autofocus glasses. The prescription specs promise to change the way visually-impaired people see the... Read more âș
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Two satellite heavyweights are about to form a European rival to Starlink. But theyâll face an uphill battle to compete with Elon Muskâs firm. Luxembourg-based SESâ proposed $3.1bn takeover of Intelsat is set to get the green light from EU officials, Reuters reports. A final verdict is expected by June 10. SES first announced plans to acquire Luxembourgish-American rival Intelsat in April 2024, calling it a âtransformational mergerâ that could... Read more âș
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