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African startups, addressing overlooked needs, are putting the spotlight on a burgeoning tech scene, despite challenges like inequality and limited digitalisation.

Group wants big tech social media firms to pay up to £40m a year to reimburse customers after years of shouldering cost of fraud

Energica and Siemens have extended their partnership for three years. The two companies make use of advanced software to run tests on EV batteries.

Australia has a new National Battery Strategy, unveiled this week as a key part of the government’s Future Made in Australia agenda. The vision is for this country to be making batteries with secure supply chains by 2035.

As announced last week by TSMC, later this year the company is set to start high-volume manufacturing on its N3P fabrication process, and this will be the company's most advanced node for a while. Next year things will get a bit more interesting as TSMC will have two process technologies…

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London remains Europe’s top venue for sales of shares in listed companies, as a recent raft of secondary deals eclipses a lack of UK initial public offerings.

With the surge in demand for custom software solutions across various industries and the rapid adoption of advanced technologies, the software industry is poised for a prosperous future. This makes it a prudent move to consider investing in fundamentally strong software stocks WalkMe (WKME), American Software (AMSWA), and Rimini Street…

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