Israeli cybersecurity startup, Sentra, has recently made waves in the tech industry by securing an impressive $50 million in Series B funding. This significant investment is a testament to the growing importance of cybersecurity in our increasingly digital world. — Securing Tomorrow’s Safety Sentra’s innovative approach to cybersecurity has garnered attention from investors looking to

Ahoy, mateys! Gather ’round as I spin ye a tale that’ll shiver yer timbers and send chills down yer spine. We’re about to embark on a thrilling adventure into the mysterious world of pirates, treasure maps, and hidden riches. So hoist the Jolly Roger flag high and prepare to set sail on the high seas!

Chinese e-commerce giant Pinduoduo, under the umbrella of PDD Holdings, has made headlines with its bold move to inject a whopping 100 billion yuan (equivalent to US$13.7 billion) into supporting merchants on its platform over the next three years. This significant investment comes as part of the company’s commitment to revolutionize and elevate the capabilities

LG Electronics recently made a groundbreaking move by acquiring a 51% majority ownership in Bear Robotics, a cutting-edge startup based in California that specializes in AI-powered server robots for restaurants. This acquisition marks a significant milestone for LG as it expands its robotic portfolio and solidifies its position in the rapidly evolving robotics industry. <

In the world of technology and innovation, every development is closely watched, especially when it involves safety measures. Recently, Xiaomi found itself in the spotlight due to a fatal crash involving its SU7 electric SUV in Anhui, China. The incident occurred on March 29 and tragically resulted in three fatalities. What makes this accident particularly

Xpeng, the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, is making waves in the industry by integrating cutting-edge fast charging technology into its mid-range EVs. This move signifies a significant leap forward in enhancing the performance and convenience of electric vehicles. The company has announced its plans to deploy its self-developed AI chip, Turing, in its semi-autonomous cars

In a world where technology evolves at lightning speed, the way we acquire and use devices is also changing. One of the latest trends making waves in the tech industry is Device-as-a-Service (DaaS). But is this new model really better than Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) options? Let’s delve into the details and find out.

Amid the hustle and bustle of daily life, one topic has been making waves in the tech world. The White House recently hinted that Apple might relocate its iPhone production to the United States. This news sent shockwaves through the industry and sparked heated discussions among consumers and experts alike. The whispers of such a

Foxconn, a renowned Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer, is making significant strides in the realm of electric vehicles (EVs), with a keen eye on establishing partnerships and deals in Japan. In an effort to outline its robust EV strategy, the company is gearing up to host a seminar in Japan on April 9. This event holds paramount

A buzz of controversy surrounds Meta Platforms as a United States Senate subcommittee delves into the tech giant’s alleged attempts to penetrate the lucrative but tightly controlled Chinese market. Led by Senators Ron Johnson, Richard Blumenthal, and Josh Hawley, the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations is leaving no stone unturned in its scrutiny of Meta’s activities