In this piece, I want to look at how far delivery robotics has come, who is leading the way in real-world deployment, what challenges still exist, and what intelligent automation really means when it starts delivering at scale.

This week, the European Commission announced two new strategies to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence across European industries and science. The goal of these projects is to build a digital future that is more competitive, connected, and morally sound.

Europe's second quantum computer, the VLQ, has officially gone live in Ostrava. Has a new scientific era begun? VLQ's inauguration marks a new milestone as quantum computing moves from lab ambition to real-world infrastructure. And Europe is aiming to lead that transition.

We often hear that technology brings people together and creates new opportunities, but the panellists shared facts and stories that made me realise there is still a long way to go when it comes to inclusion. And in this mega-connected world, are we still too disconnected?

Technology always has two faces, and drones are no exception. Behind the dazzling and magical light shows is a history deeply rooted in war, surveillance, and public safety.

I've been fascinated by drones since I was a kid, and this is the first of two articles on the topic. Lately, I've explored how drones are used in arts and entertainment.

Preparing future leaders for a world shaped by AI

When you hear the name Vietnam, what do you think of? Most think of natural beauty, rich culture, history, and world-renowned cuisine. These are all true and should always remain part of Vietnam’s identity. However, another side of Vietnam is emerging. It is Vietnam's technology and innovation.

This one has been brewing for a while. For years, digital identity has been a conversation happening in closed rooms, among policymakers, legal experts, and a handful of tech innovators. But now, it is becoming mainstream. And whether we like it or not, it will affect every single one of us over the upcoming years.

Today, I am taking a closer look at six major players: HSBC, Barclays Bank, BNP Paribas, BBVA, NatWest, and Danske Bank. These financial institutions are adopting AI and forging alliances with technology leaders and startups.

Back in the day, when I was in the entertainment industry, it was normal to hear about celebrities, insuring their body parts for millions. Also, copyright has been established for a long time to protect original works of authorship. But what if I tell you that anyone could soon also protect themselves? And by that, I mean your face, your voice, and your likeness.

Over the past years, we've seen a rise in conversations about the dark side of AI. We've also explored the need to raise our voices, to speak out, and to use platforms for good. This piece is a continuation of that journey.