ING/TECH WEEKLY

Players use their voice to control the course of the game in “Voice Attorney”, a new game from Danish game developer Bolverk Games. The game director provides an insight into the workings of Google’s voice recognition tool.

Electric buses do not pose a greater risk than diesel buses, Kjeld Nørregaard from the Danish Technological Institute explains.

Researchers from Tokyo have found an amine solution that captures CO2 from atmospheric air with great efficiency. Experts call it promising, but fear corrosion problems when upscaled.

For decades, the shipping industry has been lagging behind when it comes to the green transition. But something seems to have changed.

Currently, a litre of petrol costs over DKK 17, and everything points to the price staying at this level for some time.

Rising demand for raw materials used in the production of batteries is becoming a problem for the widespread adoption of electric vehicles.

To thrive in a world governed by data and driven by algorithms, managers must acquire competences in artificial intelligence to understand the possibilities of using AI to implement the company’s strategy. This opinion piece gives a few suggestions on the first points of the curriculum.

The crisis in Ukraine turbocharged Schulstad’s ambitions to phase out gas and replace it with electricity.

Back in in 2007, Estonia realised how vulnerable a fully digitalised state is. Since then, the country’s IT agencies have been on high alert.

At the industrial port of Rostock, a ferry berth is ready to lift the 30-meter-long and 42-tonne rotor sail and put it into place.