“Chips are one of the most important rapidly developing technologies today, but the European Union currently does not have sufficient capacity to design and manufacture its own advanced chips,” said Czech Industry Minister Jozef Síkela
Mobile service providers must remove remaining hidden charges and offer equal network quality
Foreign tech companies have a month to comply with Russia’s new demands designed to increase the accountability of Big Tech
Poland has a real opportunity to ensure its energy security and reduce its carbon emissions through nuclear energy, writes Piotr Piela
US technology giants are spending large sums of money as the EU tries to enforce stricter laws aimed at limiting the power of these companies
The country wants to excel in the area of biotechnology
Excessive bureaucracy could leave Europe behind the US and China
As coronavirus reshapes the world economy, Poland is trying to position itself to adapt to changes and remain competitive
Retailers, social networks and payment systems targeted
An investment of 8.2 billion forints is expected to create 1,000 jobs
The tech giant says it emphasizes transparency
This facial recognition database contains more than 3 billion photos
Vodafone plans to cover the city by July next year
A small step for mankind, a big step for Hungary
Mobile radars are crucial for the Czech Army.
Introducing facial recognition in Prague sparks controversy.
Could this make Czechia a major startup hub?
The Polish graphene industry was meant to be a success, but instead of hitting the production lines, it has got stuck in the laboratories.
Visegrad Group companies have topped the “Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Central Europe” ranking. Out of the 50 most rapidly developing companies, 30 are V4.
The Czech Republic, Hungary and Norway develop the highest quality mobile video streaming, according to an OpenSignal report.
