Apple has formally announced that its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will…Content originally published on The Tech Portal - Global technology news, latest gadget news and breaking tech news.
Waymo, the self-driving unit of Alphabet, has received official clearance from California…Content originally published on The Tech Portal - Global technology news, latest gadget news and breaking tech news.
At the Computex 2025 tech trade show, chipmaker Nvidia has made clear…Content originally published on The Tech Portal - Global technology news, latest gadget news and breaking tech news.
The Dutch startup ecosystem has slipped to 10th place globally and sixth in Europe, according to the newly released Global Startup Ecosystem Index 2025. The annual report, compiled by research platform StartupBlink, benchmarks the startup strength of over 1,400 cities and 110 countries worldwide. The US took the top spot globally, with the UK coming in second. Among the European nations, Britain was followed by Sweden (sixth), Germany (seventh), and France (eighth). Switzerland claimed ninth place, pushing the Netherlands down one spot. However, it’s not all bad news for the Dutch startup ecosystem, which saw an above-average growth rate of…This story continues at The Next Web
Microsoft has gone all-out on AI in its annual Build developer conference,…Content originally published on The Tech Portal - Global technology news, latest gadget news and breaking tech news.
Uber will now let users book metro tickets directly through its app.…Content originally published on The Tech Portal - Global technology news, latest gadget news and breaking tech news.
Microsoft Build – the company’s annual conference – kicked off with a…Content originally published on The Tech Portal - Global technology news, latest gadget news and breaking tech news.
Our latest and most advanced technologies — from AI to Industrial IoT, advanced robotics, and self-driving cars — share serious problems: massive energy consumption, limited on-edge capabilities, system hallucinations, and serious accuracy gaps. One possible solution is emerging in the Netherlands. The country is developing a promising ecosystem for neuromorphic computing, which draws on neuroscience to boost IT efficiencies and performance. Billions of euros are being invested in this new form of computing worldwide. The Netherlands aims to become a leader in the market by bringing together startups, established companies, government organisations, and academics in a neuromorphic computing ecosystem. A Dutch…This story continues at The Next Web
