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Seoul summit: Uzbekistan in new C5+1 industrial architecture
The upcoming first Central Asia-Republic of Korea Summit in Seoul gives the C5+1 format a more substantive economic dimension. At the center of the new agenda are industrial modernization, infrastructure, critical minerals and energy, workforce…
Why AI Is Changing Enterprise Architecture
Nick Burling, Chief Product Officer at Nasuni. We've been asking the wrong question about enterprise infrastructure. Enterprise IT has spent years optimizing where workloads should run. Should workloads run in the cloud or on-premises?
Buenos Aires Architecture Biennial Celebrates 40 Years With a Free Program Under the Theme of Inhabiting
The Buenos Aires International Architecture Biennial marks 40 years of history this year, across 20 editions. As one of the most important architecture gatherings in Latin America, it will celebrate this anniversary with an edition featuring around…
Hybrid Cloud Networking: Challenges, Architecture & Best Practices
Hybrid cloud networking specifically the actual mechanics of connecting on-premises infrastructure to cloud environments gets discussed less than the broader hybrid infrastructure management conversation, and it deserves its own dedicated…
The chip industry's future is memory by design
In 1884, an English schoolmaster wrote a short novel about a world with only length and breadth, whose inhabitants could not conceive of a third direction until one of them was lifted out of the plane and shown his own country from above.
Nandan Nilekani Emphasises High-Volume Tokenisation Infrastructure for India's Finternet Future
Infosys Chairman Nandan Nilekani asserts that India must prioritise building robust, population-scale tokenisation infrastructure to facilitate billions of transactions and ensure interoperability and liquidity across diverse asset classes for the…
Built Cybernetics sells German architecture investments, Aukett + Heese Frankfurt GmbH
LONDON: Built Cybernetics (AIM:BUC), the smart buildings group, has signed a binding agreement to sell half its interest in the smaller of its two German architecture investments, Aukett + Heese Frankfurt GmbH (“AHF”), for a cash…
Why Post-Quantum Cryptography Is Important For Financial Institutions
Prof. Dr. Dennis-Kenji Kipker is a cybersecurity expert and works as Scientific Director of the cyberintelligence.institute. Quantum computers will eventually make today's public-key cryptography breakable. That's not hypothetical for the…
LEGO unveils huge Downton Abbey set - and there's even a mini Dame Maggie Smith
LEGO has unveiled a huge 4,711-piece Downton Abbey set inspired by the iconic TV series. The detailed model of Downton Abbey is based on the real-life Highclere Caste and asks builders to step into the architecture of the photogenic mansion. The…
Prediction: Stoke Space Will IPO in 2027
Stoke Space has not said it will go public in 2027 -- but I will. Based on all we know about the state of the space market right now, it's my considered opinion that before the end of next year, space investors will have a new space stock to invest…
LatConnect 60 Expands India Market Presence for SWIRSAT With NSIL Agreement and GeoSyze Partnership
Australian Earth observation satellite company LatConnect 60 (LC60) has strengthened its position in India with two strategic agreements announced at the Bengaluru Space Expo 2026 on September 7th, spanning satellite mission infrastructure and…
Richard Rogers' Wimbledon home given to National Trust
The family home of the celebrated architect behind the Lloyd's building and the Pompidou Centre has been donated to the National Trust. Richard Rogers' home in Wimbledon, south-west London, known as the Rogers House, was built in 1968 and has…
No. 33: Boaz Levy: Engineering Israel's defense future
Boaz Levy, chairman of Israel Aerospace Industries-IAI, has spent more than three decades shaping Israel's most critical defense technologies. As one of the country's leading aerospace engineers, Levy's work has been central to the development of…
High Density Vertiplex
The High Density Vertiplex (HDV) subproject is responsible for the development and evaluation of a reference automation architecture that addresses scalable and efficient aircraft operations, flight and airspace management procedures, and vertiport…
One of UK's oldest private schools put on market for £5 million after closure
A 742-year-old school that educated John Lennon 's son is up for sale for £5 million after it closed due to financial pressures. The Ruthin School in Denbighshire, north Wales, was founded in 1284 and is made up of 12 buildings, a 30-bed…
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