Tag: Innovation
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India-Australia-Canada Forge Trilateral Tech & Innovation Partnership at G20
New Trilateral Partnership Unveiled on the Global Stage Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a landmark trilateral partnership among India, Australia, and Canada during a high-profile meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on the sidelines of the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Johannesburg, South Africa. The move signals a concerted…
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Is the Trump-Musk feud really over? Reconciliation signals at the White House
Growing signals that a feud might be ending The long-running public spat between former President Donald Trump and tech magnate Elon Musk has taken an unexpected turn. After months of jabs, critiques, and pointed social media posts, Musk’s surprise visit to the White House this week has sparked renewed chatter that the two dominance figures…
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Canada’s research spending falls behind global peers, report finds
Canada’s research funding declines relative to global peers A new analysis of science and research spending highlights a slowing trajectory for Canada’s research investment. The report shows that Canada’s total spending on research and development (R&D) has not kept pace with several peer nations, raising questions about the country’s ability to sustain innovation, attract top…
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Canada’s research spend trail: funding declines and the AI milestone that highlighted it
Canada’s research funding in a changing global landscape Canada is facing a notable shift in its research and development (R&D) landscape. A growing chorus from policymakers, academics, and industry leaders suggests that Canada’s share of national spending on science and innovation is lagging behind several peer nations. While countries around the world push to accelerate…
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Canada’s R&D Spending Decline: What It Means for Innovation and Global Standing
Overview: Canada’s research investment under pressure Recent analyses show Canada’s research and development (R&D) spending growing more slowly than many peer nations, with a concerning divergence over the past decade. While countries like the United States, China, and several European economies have steadily increased or stabilized their investments in science and innovation, Canada’s share of…
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Dutch govt urged to mend chip dispute
Background: Nexperia in the Netherlands The Dutch semiconductor group Nexperia, owned by a Chinese parent company, has become a focal point in a dispute that mixes technology policy, corporate governance, and national security concerns. While the Netherlands remains a critical hub for advanced chip manufacturing and research, critics warn that attempts to politicize business decisions…
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The Apple Designer Behind iPhone Air Exits Apple
Former Apple Designer Behind iPhone Air Takes Hiatus An influential designer who played a pivotal role in introducing the iPhone Air has left Apple, marking a notable turning point for the tech giant’s product design strategy. The departure, confirmed by sources close to the company, underscores how leadership changes in design teams can ripple through…
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Inside Robb Report’s 2025 Watches & Jewelry Issue: Craft, Innovation, and Luxury
Inside Robb Report’s 2025 Watches & Jewelry Issue: A Glimpse Into the Year’s Most Coveted Timepieces The Robb Report’s 2025 Watches & Jewelry issue arrives as a compass for collectors and enthusiasts navigating a dynamic landscape of heritage artisanship and modern technology. My journey with this publication began long before the glossy pages began yawning…
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Meta AI Unveils First Public Showcase in Singapore: The Place of Impossible Things
Meta Debuts Public AI Showcase in Singapore Meta has announced its first-ever public AI showcase in Singapore, an ambitious event designed to give visitors a tangible glimpse into how artificial intelligence is reshaping creativity, communication, and everyday experiences. Titled “Meta AI: The Place of Impossible Things,” the installation invites attendees to engage with demonstrations, interactive…
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Latvian MoD Signs Deals with Universities, Funds NGOs
Latvian Ministry of Defence expands collaboration with academia and civil groups The Ministry of Defence of Latvia has announced a series of formal agreements with leading Latvian universities and a set of funding commitments to non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The move marks a deliberate shift toward deeper cooperation between the national defence sector and Latvia’s academic…