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1 week ago | dailysabah.com | Timur Sırt

Türkiye-based autonomous mobile robot (AMR) technology company Milvus Robotics has announced it had secured $4.5 million after successfully completing a new investment round led by TT Ventures VCIF, a venture capital arm of Türk Telekom. The funding marks a significant step toward the company’s global expansion goals. The achievement highlights the strong presence of Turkish entrepreneurs in the rapidly growing autonomous mobile robot market worldwide.

1 week ago | dailysabah.com | Timur Sırt

The race for artificial intelligence-powered agents is accelerating the transformation of professions worldwide. Developers kicked off the week with Microsoft's annual Build software developer conference in Seattle, Washington, which saw it unveil its vision for AI agents, followed swiftly by Google’s I/O event, where smart assistants and real-time translation services stole the show. The fierce competition among tech giants has expedited the integration of intelligent AI agents into daily life.

1 week ago | dailysabah.com | Ilker Topdemir

Istanbul's culinary scene is a dynamic tapestry created by centuries of varied cultural influences and rich regional traditions. The city's unique position as a bridge between Europe and Asia has resulted in a culinary culture that seamlessly combines historic recipes with modern innovation. Istanbul provides an astonishing diversity of flavors and experiences, from busy street markets and timeless family-run restaurants to exquisite dining rooms and cutting-edge kitchens.

1 week ago | dailysabah.com | A. Peter Dore

The conclusion to a work is especially significant in that it is supposed to sum up the whole. In the Netflix docuseries "Turning Point: The Vietnam War," which is directed by Brian Knappenberger and has clearly just been released to mark the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, as the final episode draws to a close, we hear what the American ex-serviceman C. Jack Ellis has to say about the war: We can’t forget about the effect that it had on the Vietnamese people, the young children.

3 weeks ago | dailysabah.com | Timur Sırt

As global technology firms are scaling down their operations as part of cost optimization and organizational restructuring strategies, local tech companies in Türkiye are seizing the opportunity to expand their footprint. Over the past few years, companies like Microsoft, IBM and Google have reduced their presence, creating space for domestic IT service providers to grow and expand their influence.