PM Mitsotakis visits Athens LifeTech Park in Spata, hailing Greece's €1bn+ pharma investment as key to Europe's drug production autonomy.
As prices rise, the market for used iPhones and other devices is thriving—but opting for secondhand means exercising caution
University lab nurtured the computer scientists who are using ingenuity and imitation to chase down Anthropic and OpenAI; ‘they know perfectly how to monetize their work’
State officials believe a band of ambitious entrepreneurs can seed new industries in aerospace and ocean technologies
Creating replacement parts with 3-D printers can be easier and cheaper than buying new household items
What the setting on every smartphone actually does, and how much risk a phone left "on" really poses to a plane
Analysts expect Apple's strongest Q3 sales growth in five years, but questions grow over a possible price hike
A new survey finds most Europeans wish their phone could unfold into a larger screen, with foldables gaining ground as the practical fix
Swiss researchers built pixels that both display and capture light, paving the way for camera-screen devices
A legal fight between two of the U.S.’s biggest rare-earths companies illustrates the stakes behind the breakneck effort to loosen China’s hold on the sector
A silent, no-phones retreat reveals how disorienting it can be when the mind is cut off from constant digital input
Phone bans in classrooms are expanding into a broader move towards screen-free schools setting guardrails on AI use in education
Micron, Samsung and SK Hynix are cheap despite their $1 trillion valuations if long-term contracts stabilize the sector
New research suggests the Great Pyramid’s design helped it withstand earthquakes for over 4,600 years through remarkable structural stability.
What is the computing continuum that promises to solve the challenges facing today's digital infrastructure, and what is Greece's role through the NebulOuS program?
How the telephone in Greece evolved from a technological marvel enjoyed by the few into an essential part of everyday Greek life, reshaping communication and habits
Government pours money into AI, electric cars and military power, while consumer confidence sags and job market grows bleak
No-display health trackers, including the Oura Ring, Whoop band and new Google Fitbit Air, offer more continuous monitoring than smartwatches
Once left for dead, the company is making money again with hidden software in 275 million cars. You use it every day without knowing it.
Kurzweil predicted AI would match human intelligence by the 2029 milestone. With three more years, his forecast look less like science fiction