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Is Norway’s start-up scene Europe’s best-kept secret?

Norway and its engineering talent are diversifying away from oil and gas, but the country's tech start-ups need a boost.

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Are floating farms the solution to floods and rising sea levels?

A floating farm in the Dutch city of Rotterdam aims to be a climate-adaptive, sustainable alternative to traditional and modern farming.

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This ultrasound robot can help detect rheumatoid arthritis earlier

A new ultrasound robot could help hospitals scan patients for rheumatoid arthritis more efficiently and at an earlier stage.

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Scientists design windows that convert sunlight into wireless Internet

Saudi scientists have coded sunlight into an Internet signal thanks to a specially adapted glass window.

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Watch: Flying robots are picking fruit in Israel

The robots fly around and pick fruit straight off the trees, depositing them in a bin. An Israeli start-up is replacing farmhands with flying robots who do the picking themselves.

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Trade war over green subsidies looms large over EU-US tech summit

The EU is scrambling to counter billions of industrial subsidies under the Inflation Reduction Act promoted by President Joe Biden.

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Good News: Space travel promises many advances for humans

These are five feel-good news stories to feel optimistic and cheer up the weekend

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Pandora talks about lab-grown diamonds, recycled gold and making customers happy

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How does a company become resilient, digital-first and sustainable?

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BeReal wins Apple’s App of the Year for 2022

As Meta takes the heat, one "real" French social media app was crowned as Apple’s App of the Year.

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Watch: World record-breaking drone display in Riyadh

It marks the launch of Saudi Arabia's first electric vehicle brand, Ceer.

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The pros and cons of bootstrapping in business

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Financed at the owner’s expense, the bootstrapping business model may be the best option for those with a lack of experience in formulating business plans

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How wearable technology could take users to new worlds

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There’s more to wearable tech than counting steps with smartwatches and fitness trackers. Introducing the new suits and boots taking users to new worlds

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Flying cars… “It's like taking an elevator”

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Using eight propellers, the Xpeng X2 lifts directly off the ground without the need for a runway, making it suitable for flying in built-up urban areas. It can also drive itself.

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Bitcoin plunges to 2-year low as FTX collapse piles on the pressure

FTX’s new CEO John J. Ray III is looking to sell or restructure Sam Bankman-Fried’s fallen crypto empire.

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The US is mining more lithium. What does that mean for the planet?

The US currently has only one operational lithium mine. That could soon change, with multiple new projects in development across the country.

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BLUETTI unveils new sustainable home power plant ahead of Black Friday sales

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This month, energy storage company BLUETTI unveiled the new EP600, a one-stop solution for alleviating soaring electricity prices and shortages through an eco-friendly, self-sustainable heating and energy system.

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NFTs: Your next holiday may be one-of-a-kind and slightly intangible

From exclusive hotels offering keyless stays to auctioneers selling one-off experiences, here's how NFTs are taking the travel world by storm.

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Lab-grown meat is full of promise. Why isn’t it for sale in Europe?

Slaughter-free meat - real meat cultivated from animal cells in a lab - has made great strides, but has yet to reach our plates.

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'Quantum computers are revolutionary but they won’t solve everything'

Quantum computing won’t solve all our problems, says physicist Shohini Ghose. But the pioneering computing framework has the potential to improve numerous industries.

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Innovation Radar Prize: How is Europe championing its start-ups?

German quantum tech company NVision could save lives by allowing the earliest assessment of response to cancer therapy in a safer way.