The Cypriot cabinet has established a working group to develop blockchain technology to modernize the public sector. This initiative aims to adapt the country to the digital age through cooperation between the executive and legislative branches.
Phishing scams using stolen booking data are targeting international travelers via messaging apps. Experts warn against clicking unknown links as investigations show potential data leaks across hundreds of global hotels.
Cyprus will launch the CY-Alert emergency mobile system on June 2, 2026, to provide real-time updates during disasters. Authorities will conduct a series of scheduled test alerts across the island until June 15.
A Blue Origin New Glenn rocket exploded during a static fire test at Cape Canaveral on Thursday. The incident is currently under investigation and is expected to delay upcoming mission timelines.
A new study reveals that blood tests can detect Alzheimer's biomarkers in middle-aged adults decades before symptoms appear. Experts advise caution regarding the broad application of these tests in individuals without cognitive impairments.
The state of Florida has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging the company knowingly released an unsafe product that facilitates dangerous behavior. The 83-page complaint claims that ChatGPT contributes to risks including violence and addiction, while prioritizing corporate profit over public safety.
Swarmly Aero is testing new unmanned aerial and surface vehicles designed to maintain functionality despite hostile electronic warfare interference. These systems could provide Cyprus with enhanced surveillance and deterrence capabilities if deployed within the nation's defense infrastructure.
Organizations must shift their focus from initial artificial intelligence experimentation to deep operational redesigns to achieve measurable enterprise value. Cyprus has the potential to leverage its agile ecosystem to transform into a regional innovation hub by integrating technology into core business strategies.
The European Commission fined Temu 200 million euros for failing to manage risks associated with illegal and unsafe products under the DSA. Temu rejected the fine as disproportionate, claiming its safety systems have improved since the 2024 assessment.
Climate change is causing a slight increase in the length of a day due to the redistribution of melted polar ice towards the equator. While this change of 1.33 milliseconds per century is imperceptible, it holds scientific significance for technologies requiring high-precision timing, such as GPS.
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