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How tech is helping people remember their deceased loved ones From bots to holograms Story byIvan Mehta Ivan covers Big Tech, India, policy, AI, security, platforms, and apps for TNW. That’s one heck of a mixed bag. He likes to say “Bleh.“Ivan covers Big Tech, India, policy, AI, security, platforms, and apps for TNW. That’s one heck of a mixed bag. He likes to say “Bleh.” Get the TNW newsletter Get the most important tech news in your inbox each week....

How technology can help save money on travel Story byIrma Hunkeler Irma Hunkeler works for BlueGlass.co.uk, a digital marketing agency. Her experience includes working for clients in different industries suc(show all)Irma Hunkeler works forBlueGlass.co.uk, a digital marketing agency. Her experience includes working for clients in different industries such as travel, retail, recruitment,technology and charitable institutions. Meeting professionals from different fields allows her to collaborate with industry experts for her writing....

How technology can help save money on travel Story byIrma Hunkeler Irma Hunkeler works for BlueGlass.co.uk, a digital marketing agency. Her experience includes working for clients in different industries suc(show all)Irma Hunkeler works forBlueGlass.co.uk, a digital marketing agency. Her experience includes working for clients in different industries such as travel, retail, recruitment,technology and charitable institutions. Meeting professionals from different fields allows her to collaborate with industry experts for her writing....

How the BAYC metaverse mint raised Ethereum gas fees to thousands of dollars Buyers paid more than $100 million as fees in the first few hours of the mint How much Gas fee is too much? Ethereum charges something called agas feefor any activity that needs to be recorded on the blockchain. The ‘gas’ means energy required for miner to verify transactions on the blockchain. The fee is dynamic, and changes based on the number of transactions taking place on the blockchain at that point of time....

How the Dutch use big data and real-time analytics to keep their country afloat The Netherlands boasts one of the world’s most advanced water management networks Locks from the 13th century “These sensors are completely independent from the bridges’ systems, but do tell us when the barriers close, which means the bridge is open,” he tells me in the typical Dutch way of downplaying something inventive as if it’s nothing remarkable....