Greg Noone is a feature writer for Tech Monitor. He specializes in topics related to technology, digital transformation, and artificial intelligence, with a focus on urban development and energy sustainability. His work has been featured in prominent publications including The Atlantic, The Guardian, and BBC Science Focus.
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Application unearthed by a local councilor who claimed details were hidden from scrutiny
By: Greg Noone
Blue Zone communities are famous for their daily glass of wine. But the science behind it is far murkier than the tradition suggests
Godel CTO Joe Wolski says AI “going rogue” is overstated. Instead, enterprises face an engineering challenge rather than a governance problem.
By: Greg Noone
The development, which calls for a connected load of up to 150MW, initially attracted protests
By: Greg Noone
The agreement will see the extension of traffic from Gulf subsea cable overland into Iraq
By: Greg Noone
Before its application was halted, the project was billed as Italy's ‘largest' data center
The BSI has announced the launch of three new assessment and certification schemes aimed at helping organisations demonstrate that their AI systems are reliable, safe, and responsibly managed.
IBM and Siemens to advance nanostack, IBM's 3D transistor architecture packing nearly 100bn transistors at the 7 angstrom node.
By: Greg Noone
The facility in Michałowice commune will now be built further away from residential neighborhoods
The Swiss Government Cloud is designed to increase Switzerland's digital sovereignty
