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Tech doesn’t reward comfort. It rewards curiosity, persistence, and the willingness to break things that don’t yet exist. Build. Fail. Learn. Repeat.

Kazakhstan recently discovered a massive 20 million tonnes of rare earth minerals-critical for EVs, smartphones, and green tech. This find could reshape the global supply chain, challenging China's long-held dominance. China, the world's top rare e

The Impact of Venture Capital on Innovation! Venture capital (VC) plays a crucial role in driving innovation. By providing the necessary funds, VCs enable startups to scale and develop groundbreaking technologies. Think of companies like Uber, Air

Often wondered why people with high qualifications go against innovation without even seeking it or try to understand it. It is not ego, I understand! Here’s the things that I explored https://medium.com/@talropcoo/how-assumptions-can-kill-innovatio

1925: Birth of Modern Tech TV: Baird's magic box. Traffic Lights: Morgan's urban safety. Foam Rubber: Comfort redefined. Cellophane Tape: Sealing our lives. Iron Lung: Polio's lifesaver. These innovations built our future. What have you learned?

Solena Materials Raises $6.7 Million to Revolutionize Textiles UK-based startup Solena Materials has secured $6.7 million in seed funding to develop AI-designed microbial protein fibers as sustainable alternatives to plastic-based textiles. The fund

India has extreme potential to have evolve anything to future materials, we have extreme skills and proper education to ground level, we don't need the multi subjects in our university our schools also nursery, we need a proper system at education fo

The Future of Tech is Evolving – Which Innovation Excites You Most? Technology is shaping the way we work, live, and interact, but some innovations are leading the charge more than others. If you had to bet on one game-changing technology, which wou

I participated in MSME Hackathon 4.0 in Madhya Pradesh, representing my startup that provides end-to-end IT security solutions. In India, very few security software products are made locally—most companies use foreign tools. Indian firms avoid local