Author: Nobonita Roy

Nobonita Roy
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TECH TAKING OFF

Tech careers are set to reshape Bangladesh’s future, emerging as the driving force behind the nation’s next big breakthrough.   As Bangladesh steps into the

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FROG LEAPING TO THE TOP

How Nvidia surpassed Apple to become the second most valuable company in the world.   Nvidia, the powerhouse in the chip-making industry, has reached an

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THE GREAT OS BATTLE

From minor cosmetic tweaks to major backend overhauls, the latest Android and iOS release brings massive user convenience for smartphone users.   Android and iOS

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LOOKS SO REAL

The exciting possibilities of OpenAI’s text-to-video AI model, Sora. Just a year ago, an AI-generated video featuring a grotesquely deformed approximation of Will Smith enthusiastically

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BRAIN: THE NEW CONSOLE

Examining both the optimistic and cautionary aspects of Neuralink’s groundbreaking first-in-human brain implant trial.   Not since the famously cold lines delivered by the renegade

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THE SAM ALTMAN SAGA

A narration of 2023’s most perplexing corporate tech story starring OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and the board of directors who tried to fire him.  

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THE HARBINGER OF DECRYPTION

An explanation of Store Now Decrypt Later (SNDL) and the threat to data security in light of quantum computing capabilities. In today’s digital realm, a

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Right to Replace

What the European Union’s directive on easily replaceable batteries on smartphones mean for the tech industry. In the not-so-distant past, back in the early to

Consumer Behaviour

Scroll, Click, Shop!

Micro-influencers, user-generated content and fear of missing out are fuelling consumerism via social media.   In a world where a scroll can change someone’s buying

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Precision Medicine Transforming Healthcare

Understanding precision medicine, its mechanisms, applications, and future prospects.   Precision medicine, also known as personalised medicine, is revolutionising the field of healthcare by considering