It’s easy to get caught up in “too much” technology. They bloom quickly, and then engages an endless race. However, these tools and channels must above all serve your customers and advisors. So before committing, arbitrate! The French spend 21 hours per month in front of TikTok, an increase of 22% between January 2021 and … Read more
Meta, Facebook’s parent company, has agreed to change its advertising targeting methods and pay $115,054 in fines to end a lawsuit from the US government, which accused Facebook of facilitating racist and sexist discrimination. According to the US government, social networking technologies allowed advertisers to choose who could see their ads, based on gender, skin … Read more
Photo by @CorkGaines/Twitter (screenshots) Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final was Friday in Denver. The precious trophy remained in its case since the Lightning decided to stretch the fun by winning 3-2. While Steven Stamkos and his gang fought for their survival at the Ball Arena, thousands of Bolts fans gathered inside the Amalie … Read more
For some years, the cloud continues to prevail, so that the migrations of data from companies are more and more numerous. However, if it is generally synonymous with agility, adaptation, flexibility and innovation, it has also become the new target of cybercriminals. Attack techniques are increasingly sophisticated, and data protection is not always sufficiently strong. … Read more
In order to decarbonize transport, Volvo Trucks expands its ranges and energy alternatives. In addition to battery-powered electric trucks and engines powered by renewable fuels, such as biogas, the future is looking towards hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric trucks. A technology that has the particularity of only releasing water vapour. In the second half of the … Read more
Changpeng Zhao doesn’t like ambiguous words. What’s good: the cryptography industry, of which he is a figurehead, is in turmoil and calls for clarity. The 45-year-old founder and CEO of Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, meets the Observer in a high-end London hotel after one of the most tumultuous weeks in the digital currency’s … Read more
The city of Ghent (East Flanders) owns the Cirque d’Hiver, but it is looking for an operator of the premises, which have recently been renovated. Currently, there is only one candidate left. This is a group of fifteen entrepreneurs from Ghent who would like to make the Cirque d’hiver an important place of technology. The … Read more
The Lucid Air intends to redefine the approach to the electric car with an unparalleled level of engineering. Peter Rawlinson, the brand’s CEO, takes us to the heart of the electric sedan. Presented at the end of 2016, the Lucid Air intends to climb to the top of the hierarchy, whether in terms of automotive … Read more
In a slaughterhouse in Al-Quoz, an industrial district of Dubai, veterinarians and employees are already preparing for the great Muslim holiday of Eid, the authorities of the emirate betting again this year on mobile applications to avoid the rush.During Eid al-Adha (Feast of Sacrifice), around mid-July this year and which marks the end of the … Read more
(Belga) In a slaughterhouse in Al-Quoz, an industrial district of Dubai, veterinarians and employees are already preparing for the great Muslim holiday of Eid, the authorities of the emirate again this year betting on mobile applications to avoid the rush. During Eid al-Adha (Feast of Sacrifice), around mid-July this year and which marks the end … Read more