China is going to build 800,000 new charging points this year in support of the booming new energy vehicle (NEV) market. The number includes 100,000 public chargers and 700,000 non-public chargers.
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China is going to build 800,000 new charging points this year in support of the booming new energy vehicle (NEV) market. The number includes 100,000 public chargers and 700,000 non-public chargers.
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Chrome broke Internet Explorer’s long-standing hold on the desktop browser market in 2016. Google’s browser dominates market share and no other browser is even close.
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Atomico has raised a $765M fund to back European startups, one of the biggest VC funds ever for the continent. Here’s why its partners remain “very long” on European tech.
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The rise of the Open Sector presents new opportunities and threats for traditional organizations, as well as for transforming governance. Theorist and entrepreneur, John Clippinger, discusses Open Sector phenomena from blockchain to Burning Man.
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Space startup Rocket Lab is getting ready to test its first rockets.
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China’s latest DF-16 short-range ballistic missiles have enough range and accuracy to strike Seoul, Tokyo and Taipei, as well as a better chance of penetrating enemy defenses, says experts.
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The Toshiba sale of a majority of its flash business could change the NAND flash market. As solid-state memory finds its way into more and more current and enables new applications companies will be vying for advantages.
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Amazon has found a way no one else has to sell used books at scale while increasing both profits and margins.
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What happens next with Apple’s MacBook Pro? The obvious answer in 2017 is the addition of Intel’s seventh-generation Core processors. With the MacBook Pro hardware getting closer in feel to the iPad Pad, is Apple getting ready to lock in consumers to a yearly update schedule?
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