How esports are winning over Italians
Gaming and eSports for Italians: a perfect marriage. The constant expansion of gaming on a worldwide scale, with an increase in the number of players of different ages and playing different genres, has favoured the rapid growth of esports. This
Five years later, how Brexit changed the tech companies
The United Kingdom's decision to exit the European Union, popularly referred to as Brexit, sent shockwaves through the technology industry, affecting businesses and operations from multiple angles. The immediate results of this included uncertainty and difficulties, but the long-term ramifications
Everyone should do yoga, to be a better person
When you discover something unknown, the mind tends to respond in two ways: enthusiasm or indifference, more rarely with anger or even hatred. Eighteen months ago, after subscribing to a sports centre for a year, I discovered yoga. I thought
Let’s stop changing your smartphone every year
Every year, smartphone manufacturers introduce new products in various price ranges, from top-of-the-range down to mid-range and low-cost. In the past, they have gone even further, inaugurating the 'premium' market segment, an adjective with which the electronics bigwigs justify a
Social media’s return to free expression: revolution or profit?
It caused a stir - but it was not entirely unexpected - Meta's announcement of a change of course on freedom of expression for its social media, which includes Facebook, Instagram and Threads. The communication - made personal and "hot"
Open source software, let’s dispel the false myths holding it back
Although we have been witnessing its exponential growth for some time now, open-source falls victim to false myths that threaten to hinder its development. The fact that open source software can be used freely, and therefore for free (although the
LignoSat, the wooden satellite that can transform the space industry
LignoSat wooden satellite: A satellite built of wood to demonstrate the value of the material in space. This is the goal of LignoSat, the first Japanese satellite (but not the first ever made of wood, already used in the past
Why Europe should embrace open source artificial intelligence
Open source in Europe: This is a pivotal moment in technology. Artificial intelligence has the potential to reshape the world, boosting human productivity, accelerating scientific progress, and adding trillions of dollars to the global economy. However, as with any innovative
Why Starlink is going to conquer Europe
Numbers, better organisation, money and the ability to get ahead of others. These are the factors that Starlink has used to establish itself as the world's largest satellite constellation, exploiting low earth orbit to offer broadband internet. Potentially all over