Tech reporter Rutger Otto discusses the development of robots that can outrun humans in his weekly column, 'Schermtijd'. He argues that while these technological advancements are impressive, they are not as revolutionary as they may initially appear.
The Dutch travel application Polarsteps, based in Amsterdam, is facing criticism for failing to adequately protect the private data of its 23 million users. Reports indicate that sensitive information, including home addresses, was left poorly secured.
European defense officials and companies have expressed concerns regarding a European Union plan to reduce reliance on American technology. They argue that a rapid transition to European alternatives could inadvertently increase vulnerabilities within the defense sector.
The travel application Polarsteps experienced a security vulnerability that exposed the photos and location data of 23 million users. According to an investigation by Follow the Money, the Amsterdam-based company was aware of the data exposure for at least six months.
Major American aerospace companies including SpaceX, Blue Origin, Stoke Space, and Starcloud have cancelled their attendance at the international space summit in Paris scheduled for September 9 and 10. The French Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Innovation confirmed the cancellations.
CO2 emissions from road traffic in the Netherlands decreased last year for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The rise of electric vehicles is contributing to this reduction, despite an ongoing increase in the total number of kilometers driven.
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