innovation
Coverage of innovation in the Nexus archive.
- Embrace emerging technologies, students told at NIT-A.P. convocation
NIT Andhra Pradesh awarded 644 B.Tech and 53 Ph.D. degrees at its eighth convocation. iLabs Group Chairman urged graduates to focus on manufacturing and innovation.
- Andhra Pradesh, Australia sign four MoUs to strengthen education, clean energy and skill development
Andhra Pradesh and Australia signed four Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) to enhance collaboration in education, clean energy, and skill development. The agreements aim to support Andhra Pradesh's goal of becoming a hub for innovation, advanced manufacturing, and skilled workforce development.
- Chinese EVs pull into the lead
Last year, BYD surpassed Tesla as the top seller of fully electric vehicles despite being excluded from the U.S. market. The article highlights China's long-term investment in innovation driving EV success and warns that U.S. protective tariffs could harm domestic automakers.
- Why Mumbai is leading India’s super-tall housing boom
Mumbai is leading India’s super-tall housing boom with residential towers exceeding 300 meters. Innovation, redevelopment, and sustainability are key factors redefining vertical living in the city.
- The strategic imperative of global business summits on Africa, By Ehi Braimah
Africa is becoming a key area for global investment, trade, innovation, and economic transformation due to its projected population of 2.5 billion by 2050, abundant natural resources, a growing middle class, and a young workforce. Governments, multinational corporations, investors, and development institutions are increasingly focusing on the continent.
- California’s billionaire tax measure risks long-term growth for a sugar-high solution
California voters will decide on Proposition 40, a one-time 5% tax on billionaires with over $1 billion in assets to fund healthcare and services. The author argues the measure risks long-term revenue and innovation by potentially driving taxpayers away, advocating instead for Propositions 41 and 42.
- Dubai business hub tops 10,000 companies
The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) has 10,018 active businesses, a 30% increase over the past year, with regulated financial services firms rising 16% and AI/fintech/innovation firms growing 39%. Despite regional competition and disruptions from the Iran war, the DIFC's workforce reached 50,200, with new office developments like the Zabeel District planned for 2040.
- What Hong Kong can learn from Northern Metropolis’ first land tender
Hong Kong's first large-scale Northern Metropolis land tender tested a public-private partnership model integrating housing, economic transformation, and innovation. The Hung Shui Kiu pilot tender's market response revealed investor sentiment and opportunities to strengthen future phases, focusing on sustained private-sector participation.
- Enugu set to host Africa’s gaming, tech leaders as EGC2026 targets investment, innovation
Enugu is set to host Africa’s gaming and tech leaders for EGC2026, aiming to boost investment and innovation. The conference will reinforce Enugu's reputation as a technology hub under Governor Peter Mbah's administration.
- Germany Warns EU Defense Procurement Drive Risks Stifling Innovation
Germany warns the EU that a single defense procurement model risks stifling innovation, advocating instead for financing competing technologies. Berlin cites Ukraine’s wartime approach as evidence that innovation thrives through competition, emphasizing the need for faster, less bureaucratic defense rearmament.
- UBA Business Series enlists Abaga, Chowdeck CEO, Egunjobi to speaks on innovation, African startups
The UBA Business Series, a quarterly event, has become a major knowledge-sharing platform for entrepreneurs and business leaders. It features Abaga, Chowdeck CEO, and Egunjobi discussing innovation and African startups.
- ABB innovation brings together over 1,000 experts from 37 countries to Bengaluru
ABB innovation hosted an event in Bengaluru that brought together over 1,000 experts from 37 countries. The gathering focused on collaborative technological advancements.
- NOODLE Convention generates over $1 million for Newport News economy
NOODLE: The Thinkers Convention generated over $1 million for the Newport News economy, according to an independent study by the Institute for Service Research. The event, focused on culture, business, and innovation, attracted approximately 250 attendees.
- Puducherry plans AI Centre of Excellence
Puducherry is planning an AI Centre of Excellence supported by the India AI Mission to boost research, innovation, and AI integration across sectors.
- Tech-driven value addition need of the hour for Indian agriculture: Shobha Karandlaje
Shobha Karandlaje emphasizes the need for technology-driven value addition in Indian agriculture, highlighting innovation, deep-tech, sustainability, and value-chain development as central to economic growth.
- Google faces EU top court ruling on record €4.1 billion fine
The EU's highest court will rule on Google's appeal against a €4.1 billion antitrust fine. Google argues the EU unfairly penalized innovation.
- Restrictive regulations will slow Indian startup formation by 20%, VC flows by 25%: Report
Restrictive regulations are projected to reduce Indian startup formation by 20% and venture capital flows by 25%. The report highlights that digital regulations are significantly impacting innovation, investment, and job creation in India’s startup ecosystem.
- How the Northern Metropolis university town can deliver on innovation
Xia Baolong, director of the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, emphasized accelerating the development of the Northern Metropolis as a strategic initiative to redefine Hong Kong's role in China's innovation ecosystem. The project aims to serve as a growth engine for Hong Kong beyond finance and real estate by fostering innovation.
- How Science and Ingenuity Built Early America
The article highlights how 250 years ago, Philadelphia was a hub of scientific discovery alongside political revolution, with America’s founders viewing science as a tool to understand natural laws. It explores the role of science and innovation in shaping the nation’s birth.
- Hong Kong Science Fair marks five years of youth innovation
The Hong Kong Science Fair has celebrated five years of fostering youth innovation and building a talent pipeline for scientific discovery. The event aims to spark ideas in children and instill an entrepreneurial spirit to develop real-world solutions.
- Jitendra Singh pitches for BRICS Space Economy
Union Minister of State for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh advocates for BRICS nations to collaborate on the space economy, emphasizing opportunities in innovation, investment, entrepreneurship, and sustainable development.
- Former BIS chief softens stance on stablecoins, backs coexistence with fiat
Agustín Carstens stated that stablecoins can enhance financial inclusion and innovation, while emphasizing the necessity of global regulatory frameworks to allow coexistence with fiat money.
- SBP Group Eyes Innovation as It Shifts Beyond Generics
SBP Group is focusing on innovation as it moves away from generics. The company aims to shift its business strategy toward new developments.
- Cancer doctor says access to education and diverse viewpoints is key to American dream and innovation
John Shen, Medical Director of Oncology and Tertiary Care for Heritage Provider Network, emphasizes that access to education and diverse viewpoints are critical to the American dream and innovation. He describes education access as 'the great equalizer.'
- AI won’t transform your business—until you redesign work itself
The article discusses how businesses must redesign work to effectively integrate AI, using WPP's approach led by Dr. Laura Weis as an example. Weis emphasizes aligning AI and workforce strategies, prioritizing innovation over efficiency, and strategically utilizing time saved by AI to drive growth.
- Robert Langer
Robert Langer, an M.I.T. professor and expert on innovation, discusses the importance of celebrating science. The article highlights his insights on the value of scientific advancements.
- Gavin Newsom
Gavin Newsom, the governor of California, discusses balancing innovation in an economy driven by science and technology between taking risks and being reckless.
- Jonathan Levin
Jonathan Levin, a university president, discusses private funding and the future of science and innovation.
- On July 4, celebrate not only independence, but also our nation’s virtue and greatness
The article highlights the 250th anniversary of American independence, urging readers to celebrate the nation's virtues such as freedom, opportunity, innovation, generosity, and self-correction while taking a break from political outrage.
- In China, innovation and economic malaise live side by side
The article highlights the coexistence of innovation and economic difficulties in China, posing a question about which factor will prevail.
- How Sanwo-Olu is selling Lagos as Africa’s gateway for investment, By Olumide Iyanda
Sanwo-Olu highlights Lagos as a major economic hub in Africa, emphasizing policy, innovation, and enterprise as drivers of its growth and global economic influence. The Invest Lagos 3.0 summit is positioned as a key event to further promote the city as an investment gateway.
- A.P. IT Minister Lokesh visits ‘School 21’ in Moscow
A.P. IT Minister Lokesh visited 'School 21' in Moscow, a tuition-free initiative launched by Sberbank. He also toured SberCity to explore its research, innovation, and technological ecosystem.
- Ukraine seeks edge against Russian invasion with innovation
Massive Russian attacks across Ukraine killed at least 22 people and wounded over 130. Ukraine is attempting to counter the increased attacks through innovation, as reported by Nick Shifrin and discussed with Robert Hamilton.
- U.S. science must innovate or die, National Academy of Sciences president says
National Academy of Sciences president Marcia McNutt warned that U.S. science must innovate to survive, describing the past year as 'filled with turmoil' for the field.
- Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence Innovation and Security
The article discusses promoting advanced artificial intelligence innovation and security. It highlights efforts to balance technological advancement with safety measures.
- Fox News Poll: Voters see AI regulation as urgent, rank safeguards ahead of innovation
A Fox News Poll reveals that most registered voters consider AI regulation urgent, prioritizing public safeguards over innovation. The poll highlights generational and partisan divides, with older voters and Democrats more likely to emphasize public interest. Voters are split on whether the U.S. should coordinate internationally on AI regulations.
- Fox News Poll: Voters see AI regulation as urgent, rank safeguards ahead of innovation
Most registered voters in a Fox News Poll believe AI regulation is urgent, with 80% prioritizing public safeguards over innovation. A generational divide exists, with older voters (84%) more likely to see urgency than younger voters (69%), and partisan differences show Democrats and independents more inclined to prioritize public interest than Republicans. The poll also indicates split opinions on international coordination, with Democrats favoring it more than Republicans.
- Why science is becoming less innovative
A large study suggests that aging scientists may be contributing to a decline in innovation within the scientific field. The research highlights concerns about the impact of an older scientific workforce on creative breakthroughs.
- Banks lost, Innovation won.
Banks experienced losses while innovation achieved success, according to a recent post. The outcome suggests a shift in favor of innovative approaches over traditional banking methods. This development may have significant implications for the financial sector.
- The government should promote innovation, not punish it
The government should support innovation instead of punishing it. This approach can foster growth and development. Promoting innovation is crucial for progress.