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The AI art adviser in your pocket: How Artsignal is supporting art collectors and auction houses
Artsignal, the AI-assisted service built for auction houses and collectors, is a first-of-its-kind research tool helping art professionals gather market-level insights.
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Charlie Smith: The in-demand CMO creating something from Nothing
Charlie Smith helped to transform Loewe from a sleepy leather brand into an in-demand label. Now, in his new role at a UK start-up, he wants to make tech brands cool again.
Taiwan is the world’s tech powerhouse – but it can’t keep the lights on at home
On a weekday morning in Taiwan’s Hsinchu Science Park, delivery trucks queue outside semiconductor foundries. Just a few blocks away, meanwhile, is a hardware shop with many of its lights switched off; its owner…
From idea to icon: Kässbohrer Geländefahrzeug and the evolution of ski-slope snow grooming
Kässbohrer Geländefahrzeug’s pioneering snow-grooming machines have shaped the slope-maintenance sector, while prepping ski hills worldwide for optimal conditions.
How Moniepoint opened the door to digital banking for Nigerian citizens
The Nigerian start-up has fast evolved into one of Africa’s most crucial platforms as the continent’s digital economy continues to grow. But can it keep up with its own expansion?
Why an obsession with Big Tech is not progress
In an age where technological advancements continue to accelerate, we must ask ourselves whether the next ‘big thing’ is truly necessary or just a compulsion exacerbated by digital giants.
Preppi’s Emergency Radio aims to ensure that its user looks good in any apocalyptic scenario
From solar-powered radios to survival backpacks, LA-based Preppi is redefining prepper culture with stylish, functional gear and tapping into a growing global appetite for disaster readiness.
Do touch that dial: How Sangean is impressively tuning in to success
With its handsome, reliable models that can keep people connected in a crisis, this Taiwanese radio manufacturer is catering to a new demand for tactile technology.
What the West gets wrong about Chinese innovation
AI breakthroughs are reshaping power – but fears of espionage risk driving away the very innovators who could secure the future.
Why working online might be making you less productive
Digital collaboration tools promise more efficiency, but is our more-connected workplace actually quietly sabotage how we think and execute?
