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Martin Clarke
Martin Clarke is an accomplished author and thought leader in the fields of new technologies and fintech. He holds a Master’s degree in Information Systems from the prestigious University of Newcastle, where he honed his expertise in emerging digital trends and their impact on financial services. With over a decade of experience in the industry, Martin has worked as a strategic consultant for Quickenly, a leading fintech company known for its innovative financial management solutions. His insightful analyses and comprehensive reports have been featured in various industry publications, making him a sought-after voice in the technology landscape. Martin's writing aims to bridge the gap between complex technological advancements and their practical applications, empowering readers to navigate the rapidly evolving world of finance.
Europe’s deep tech sector, encompassing AI, robotics, and biotech, has experienced a tenfold investment increase, reaching $15.1...
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Meta focuses on mixed reality experiences, with strategic layoffs in Reality Labs and Oculus Studios to enhance...
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Technology is transforming the real estate industry, enhancing efficiency, security, and precision in key processes. REsides and...
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A dedicated team in Kochi developed India’s first fully-designed AI server, named the Rudra-3 AI server. This...
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New Delhi is at the heart of an educational debate about smartphone use in schools following a...
