Science/Technology
Neuromorphic computing and its long term impact, how brain inspired machines could quietly reshape technology
A new kind of computing is emerging that uses far less power and reacts faster by cop…
A new kind of computing is emerging that uses far less power and reacts faster by copying how the brain works. Its impact may be gradual, but it cou…
Read moreChild growth reflects the heart of global health. With over 150 million children stunted and rising overweight rates, we explore the real numbers and…
Read moreChina and India are reshaping trade in 2025. From China’s revised Foreign Trade Law to India’s export reforms, discover how bilateral trade, sectoral…
Read moreAfrica produces critical resources and food but still faces rising hunger and poverty. This long-read explains the structural reasons behind this par…
Read moreExplore regional insights on poverty, inflation, and basic services in 2025 across Pakistan, East Africa, and Latin America. Clear, professional, an…
Read moreElon Musk has rolled out a new Christmas feature for Grok AI that lets anyone add Santa to their pictures or videos. It’s easy to use, free for all …
Read moreFrom traditional kitchens to modern diets, ghee and cooking oils play very different roles. Here’s a clear comparison to help you make healthier ever…
Read moreMiddle East has long been a theater for global powers. Explore how foreign influence has shaped politics, conflicts, and alliances over the past cent…
Read moreUAE is revolutionizing healthcare with mobile clinics and smart medical units, reaching millions in remote areas with diagnostics, treatment, and pre…
Read moreNorth Korea has unveiled its first nuclear-powered submarine, signaling a major shift in regional security and nuclear deterrence in Northeast Asia. …
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Science/Technology
A new kind of computing is emerging that uses far less power and reacts faster by cop…