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What Greece's AI Strategy Teaches Us About Global Innovation

3 weeks ago | dataconomy.com | Elena Poughia

The global innovation map has long been dominated by a few familiar pins: Silicon Valley, Boston, perhaps London or Tel Aviv. But as the tectonic plates of technology and capital shift, the contours of this map are being redrawn. Emerging from a decade of profound economic crisis, Greece is making a compelling, and perhaps unexpected, bid to etch its own mark.
The Frequency School breaks GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the “195” song featuring the most nationalities

3 weeks ago | dataconomy.com | Elena Poughia

The Frequency School set a new GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title for “Most nationalities to contribute vocals to a musical recording (single song)” with the “195” song on Monday, in a bid to raise awareness about gender equality and to ignite a global movement uplifting people through the transformative power of soundhealing frequencies.
Conversations with Trailblazing Women: Professor Dame Wendy Hall of University of Southampton

3 weeks ago | dataconomy.com | Elena Poughia

At the intersection of business and technology, few voices are as influential – or as urgently relevant – as Professor Dame Wendy Hall. A pioneering computer scientist and one of the world’s leading authorities on artificial intelligence, web science, and data governance, Dame Wendy has spent decades shaping the digital world we now inhabit.
Conversations with Trailblazing Women: Nina Schick, Founder of Tamang Ventures

4 weeks ago | dataconomy.com | Elena Poughia

Recognised as one of the world’s best Generative AI speakers, Nina Schick is a pioneering expert at the forefront of the generative AI revolution. As one of the first authorities to identify the seismic implications of this transformative technology, Nina has been instrumental in helping global leaders and organisations navigate the opportunities and risks presented by AI.
4 AI Research Tools That Go Deeper Than Google Scholar - Dataconomy

1 month ago | dataconomy.com | Kerem Gülen

Are you finding yourself drowning in a sea of potential research papers? Spending precious hours sifting through endless Google Scholar or PubMed search
Panathēnea: A gathering of minds on Europe’s tech future

1 month ago | dataconomy.com | Elena Poughia

Athens has hosted plenty of spectacles over the centuries, but the city’s first Panathēnea festival offered something fresher than mythology or Mediterranean sun. Run by students and recent graduates, the week-long blend of keynotes, workshops, and street-level networking served as a barometer for how Europe’s next tech cycle might unfold—hopeful, yes, but also clear-eyed about the structural work still ahead.
TensorWave Rides the AI Infrastructure Tidal Wave with $100 Million Funding Injection

1 month ago | dataconomy.com | Stewart Rogers

In a market clamoring for more computational muscle to power the insatiable demands of artificial intelligence, a new contender has emerged from the silicon shadows. TensorWave, a company laser-focused on delivering AI infrastructure built around AMD’s cutting-edge silicon, announced a significant milestone today: a $100 million Series A funding round co-led by investment heavyweight Magnetar and AMD’s venture arm.
Brad Smith Testifies Microsoft Blocked DeepSeek App For Employees - Dataconomy

1 month ago | dataconomy.com | Kerem Gülen

Microsoft employees are banned from using the DeepSeek app due to concerns over data security and potential exposure to Chinese propaganda, according to
Athens reimagines innovation: Can an ancient festival model discover future tech?

2 months ago | dataconomy.com | Elena Poughia

How do we move beyond incremental improvements and truly discover the next wave of game-changing innovation? In Athens, a bold initiative is launching at May 7-9, 2025, proposing an answer rooted in ancient history, yet aimed squarely at the future. Panathēnea, a reimagining of a festival that defined ancient Athens, now seeks to become more than just another conference. Panathēnea aims to be a vibrant meeting point where technology, art, and startups converge to spark world-changing ideas.
The Art of Smart Contract Security Auditing: Navigating a Digital Minefield

2 months ago | dataconomy.com | Stewart Rogers

In the Wild West of blockchain, where fortunes are made and lost in an instant, smart contract security auditing isn’t just a buzzword — it’s the cornerstone of trust. As self-executing contracts increasingly become the backbone of decentralized finance and a growing range of applications, ensuring their security is more critical than ever. But the landscape is treacherous, with potential pitfalls that even the most seasoned developer might overlook.