Tag: sustainable tech
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Samsung’s 13-Inch Color E-Paper Debuts as World-First Bio-Resin Display
Samsung Introduces the 13-Inch Color E-Paper Samsung Electronics has announced the global launch of the 13-inch Color E-Paper (EM13DX model), expanding its Color E-Paper lineup with a groundbreaking material innovation. This new display is the world’s first to feature a bio-resin housing derived from phytoplankton, underscoring Samsung’s push toward more sustainable and eco-friendly electronics. What…
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Digital Innovations and Ecology: Navigating the Sustainability Challenge at Karachi Conference
Introduction: A Global Tension Between Innovation and Ecology Digital innovations are transforming energy, manufacturing, and urban living, but they also pose new ecological challenges. The first international conference on “Sustainable Green Energy, Environment, and Digital Innovations,” held at Jinnah Campus in Karachi, brought together engineers, policymakers, researchers, and industry leaders to examine how digital technologies…
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CES 2026: From Prototype to Product — How Tech Is Moving to Market
Overview: CES 2026 marks a turning point The 2026 edition of CES in Las Vegas underscored a clear industry trend: ideas that once lived in concept demos are finally moving into everyday devices. Over four days, exhibitors showcased how iteration, manufacturing partnerships, and consumer feedback accelerate from prototype to product. The event underscored a broader…
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Bose Opens Source: Discontinued SoundTouch Speakers Get a Second Life
Introduction: Bose shifts gears from shutdown to stewardship When a tech product reaches end-of-life, brands typically seal the lid and move on. Bose is taking a different route with its SoundTouch wireless speaker family. In a move that blends sustainability with developer-friendly openness, Bose has released open-source resources for its discontinued SoundTouch devices and announced…
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Singapore’s Digital Empire Hits the Energy Wall
Singapore’s Digital Empire: A Compact Powerhouse Singapore has long positioned itself as a global technology hub, drawing startups, hyperscalers, and fintechs into a high-density, high-energy economy. But beneath the gleam of a thriving digital scene lies a stubborn constraint: the city-state’s finite land, water, and, most pressingly, energy capacity. As the digital economy expands—from data…
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Airloom at CES: Innovative wind power for AI data centers
Airloom unveils a new wind power approach at CES At this year’s CES, Airloom is taking center stage to showcase a pioneering approach to wind power designed specifically for the needs of modern data centers powering artificial intelligence. As AI workloads accelerate, so does the demand for reliable, sustainable energy sources to cool, power, and…
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The Best CES 2025 Products: What Happened to the Year’s Top Badges
The Best CES 2025 Products: Where They Are Now CES 2025 promised a bold leap into the next wave of consumer tech, from foldable displays and AI-powered wearables to green energy gadgets and autonomous helpers. A year later, we’ve tracked these standout products from their reveal floors to real-world availability, updates, and, in some cases,…
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Centric Display Evolution at CES 2026: Hisense’s Bright Future Unveiled
Overview: A Glimpse at CES 2026 At CES 2026, Hisense is spotlighting its global theme, “Innovating A Brighter Life,” with a focus on centric display evolution that redefines how consumers experience visual technology. From immersive screens to smarter, more energy-efficient panels, the展示 underscores Hisense’s commitment to making daily life brighter through advanced display innovations. The…
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Ultrasonic Water Harvesting: A Breakthrough That Speeds Atmospheric Water Generation
Introduction: A New Era for Atmospheric Water Generation Researchers have long sought efficient ways to turn humidity in the air into usable drinking water. Traditional atmospheric water generators (AWGs) rely on condensation or advanced materials to extract moisture. A new approach, using ultrasonic waves, promises to dramatically accelerate this process, potentially changing water accessibility in…
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Ancient Rocks Could Store CO2 by Turning to Stone Safely
Overview: A natural solution to a global problem Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have identified underground volcanic formations in the United Kingdom that could permanently store carbon dioxide by turning it into solid rock. This natural process, known as mineralization, converts CO2 into stable minerals, effectively locking away greenhouse gases for millions of tonnes.…