Tech &amp; Science

Sunday 23 August | 10:00

The hidden link between Europe’s housing crisis and energy poverty

With housing costs surging across Europe, EU-funded researchers are showing how tackling energy poverty and inequality together could fix fragmented housing policy. By Gareth Willmer As cities across Europe sweltered ...

By CM Guest Columnist

Sunday 23 August | 07:30

Sun, salt, sand: how Malta became a testing ground for solar power

Researchers are using Malta’s harsh weather conditions to test solar panels on the ground, train technicians and develop tools that could help keep panels running longer across Europe. By ...

By CM Guest Columnist

Saturday 22 August | 08:00

Wearable market splits between premium sports watches and screenless bands

Global wearable band shipments fell 2 per cent year on year in the second quarter of 2026, but the overall decline concealed a widening divide in consumer preferences, according to the latest ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Friday 21 August | 17:32

Africa’s smartphone market suffers first decline in three years

Africa’s smartphone market recorded its first year-on-year decline in three years in the second quarter of 2026, with shipments falling 7 per cent as rising device prices put growing pressure on ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Friday 21 August | 12:10

Limassol-based technology firm sees July revenue climb to $531 million

Cyprus-based IT distributor ASBISc Enterprises Plc, commonly known as Asbis, generated estimated consolidated revenues of approximately $531 million in July 2026, representing an 89 per cent surge compared to the same month last ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Friday 21 August | 08:00

Cyprus businesses invited to EU-India AI innovation webinar

The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve), acting as coordinator of the Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) Cyprus, has invited Cypriot businesses and other interested organisations to an online webinar ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Wednesday 19 August | 08:00

AI could strengthen financial stability monitoring

Artificial intelligence could significantly improve the monitoring of financial stability risks by identifying potential economic and financial threats before they materialise through the analysis of millions of financial news reports, ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Wednesday 19 August | 06:00

Global video surveillance market reaches $27 billion as AI reshapes sector

The global video surveillance market grew by 4.3 per cent to $27 billion in 2025, according to a repor from research firm Omdia, as rising demand from artificial intelligence data centres and changing ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Tuesday 18 August | 09:52

Cyprus enters Europe’s gaming big league with €3.2 billion industry

Cyprus has broken into Europe’s ten largest video game industries by revenue, with more than 400 companies on the island generating an estimated €3.2 billion from games in 2025. The finding comes ...

By Souzana Psara

Monday 17 August | 15:11

How to upscale and colorize old photos with AI

You probably have a box of old photos tucked away in a closet or an attic. These pictures hold memories of grandparents, old homes, and childhood moments that you cannot ...

By Van Dongen Online

Monday 17 August | 13:54

Pinpea – a safe Pinterest downloader for videos, GIFs and images

Pinterest is full of things you may want to keep. It could be a recipe, a craft tutorial, a room idea, or a travel video. Saving it to a board ...

By CyprusMail

Monday 17 August | 07:30

What Cyprus can learn from Silicon Valley’s tattoo test

Cyprus wants to become a trusted artificial intelligence hub by 2032. A five-person startup in San Francisco has just provided an unusually vivid warning about what that promise demands. Trust in ...

By Souzana Psara

Monday 17 August | 06:30

Consumers set to benefit as EU right to repair laws transform product lifespans

Consumers across Cyprus and the wider European Union are now able to reap the benefits of groundbreaking right to repair rules following landmark legislation enacted by European authorities. For many ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Sunday 16 August | 10:00

Global tablet market drops 10 per cent as component shortages bite

Global tablet shipments fell by 10 per cent year on year to 36 million units in the second quarter of 2026, marking an expected downturn for the industry, according to the latest research ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Sunday 16 August | 07:30

From chatbots to co-workers: why companies struggle to capture the value

The leaders are pulling away on cost, on growth, on margin. The gap is not a technology gap, it is an operating-model gap. Three failures explain the gap, and the ...

By CM Guest Columnist

Saturday 15 August | 10:30

Soaring memory prices drive smartphone display suppliers into refurbishment

Display panel shipments into the refurbished smartphone market recorded rapid growth in the first quarter of 2026, as panel makers redirected excess capacity away from slowing demand among smartphone manufacturers, according ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Saturday 15 August | 10:00

Who pays when autonomous AI agents hack corporate networks?

Major artificial intelligence developers have reported cases of their autonomous AI models breaching other companies’ cyber infrastructure, raising questions about who may be held legally responsible when AI systems act ...

By Reuters News Service

Saturday 15 August | 06:00

Intel raises $20 billion in upsized share sale to fund foundry push

Intel (INTC.O) raised $20 billion from an upsized share offering earlier this week, as it looks to fund the costly build-out of its chip contract manufacturing business by cashing in ...

By Reuters News Service

Friday 14 August | 13:30

From Famagusta roots to AI’s top table, Hassabis calls for a global watchdog

Sir Demis Hassabis, the son of a Greek Cypriot father from Famagusta, is using his move away from the day-to-day running of Google DeepMind to press for independent oversight of ...

By Souzana Psara

Friday 14 August | 13:30

TikTok found Europe’s miracle diet. As always, Cyprus knows better.

In Cyprus, the Mediterranean diet does not arrive in a carefully labelled box. It is there in the lentils, beans and fresh greens, the fish placed in the middle of ...

By Souzana Psara

Friday 14 August | 08:00

Cyprus wants AI and fintech. Can its workforce keep up?

Cyprus has spent years trying to turn itself into a technology hub, attracting fintech firms, software companies, gaming, startups and, increasingly, businesses built around artificial intelligence. By several measures, it ...

By Souzana Psara

Friday 14 August | 07:00

iPhone users spend 40 per cent more on microdrama apps than Android users

iPhone users spend approximately 40 per cent more on microdrama apps than Android users, according to new research published by technology analyst firm Omdia. The findings challenge common assumptions surrounding who ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Thursday 13 August | 15:53

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Cyprus turns to artificial intelligence to upgrade tourism services

Cyprus is looking to make artificial intelligence a central part of its tourism strategy, with Tourism Deputy Minister Kostas Koumis and Chief Scientist for Research, Innovation and Technology Demetris Skourides ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Thursday 13 August | 07:00

AI cloud provider CoreWeave reports $104bn backlog and raises capex target

CoreWeave (CRWV.O) lifted its annual capital spending forecast ‌this week after beating second-quarter estimates, betting on a surge in demand for its AI cloud computing services, sending the company’...

By Reuters News Service

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The hidden link between Europe’s housing crisis and energy poverty

Sun, salt, sand: how Malta became a testing ground for solar power

Wearable market splits between premium sports watches and screenless bands

Africa’s smartphone market suffers first decline in three years

Limassol-based technology firm sees July revenue climb to $531 million

Cyprus businesses invited to EU-India AI innovation webinar

AI could strengthen financial stability monitoring

Global video surveillance market reaches $27 billion as AI reshapes sector

Cyprus enters Europe’s gaming big league with €3.2 billion industry

How to upscale and colorize old photos with AI

Pinpea – a safe Pinterest downloader for videos, GIFs and images

What Cyprus can learn from Silicon Valley’s tattoo test

Consumers set to benefit as EU right to repair laws transform product lifespans

Global tablet market drops 10 per cent as component shortages bite

From chatbots to co-workers: why companies struggle to capture the value

Soaring memory prices drive smartphone display suppliers into refurbishment

Who pays when autonomous AI agents hack corporate networks?

Intel raises $20 billion in upsized share sale to fund foundry push

From Famagusta roots to AI’s top table, Hassabis calls for a global watchdog

TikTok found Europe’s miracle diet. As always, Cyprus knows better.

Cyprus wants AI and fintech. Can its workforce keep up?

iPhone users spend 40 per cent more on microdrama apps than Android users

Cyprus turns to artificial intelligence to upgrade tourism services

AI cloud provider CoreWeave reports $104bn backlog and raises capex target