We ask for more chargers but they are (almost) always empty

Europe is experiencing a vicious circle with its charging points. The continent is filling up with plugs. Plugs that are necessary to guarantee the jump to the electric car. Plugs that, however, slow down private companies’ own investments in plugs because they are almost always empty. The data. Charging points for electric cars in Europe … Read more

MediaMarkt knocks down the price of the top mobile phone for taking photos. A much cheaper Google Pixel on VAT-free Day

Once again, MediaMarkt has launched a Day without VAT in which we can find juicy discounts on almost all types of devices, even those that do not usually drop in price frequently. In the field of mobile phones we have the best offer – at least without coupons – that the store has launched to … Read more

no one wants to buy what’s left of it

Telefónica has started the year by closing his withdrawal from Colombia and ends a latin american exodus which includes the departure of Argentina, Peru, Uruguay, Ecuador or Chile. There are only three markets left: Venezuela (in an uncomfortable chronic limbo), Chile (already in the final phase) and Mexico, which has resisted for six years. Brazil … Read more

Being over 55 years old does not only mean having work experience. Now it is also synonymous with being unemployed

Labor market and demographics are two closely linked factors in which changes in one affect the other. Demographic aging is not only affecting the generational changebut is also generating an unprecedented change: for the first time in historical series, unemployment among those over 55 years of age exceeds that of the population between 25 and … Read more

now they don’t even move

For decades, the tank was the indisputable symbol of modern land warfare, a centerpiece in doctrines designed to break fronts and decide campaigns in a matter of hours. However, the massive drone outbreak cheap sensors and precision ammunition has gone eroding that role to turning today’s battlefield into an environment where moving or even shooting … Read more

Ouigo has left 15,000 passengers stranded in Andalusia. Immediately afterwards, Renfe has put more trains at 7 euros

From one day to the next and without giving too many explanations, Ouigo has canceled its services in Andalusia until next January 22. The French company leaves some 15,000 travelers on the ground who have to make ends meet to cover the Madrid-Seville or Madrid-Málaga that they already had planned. And Renfe is taking advantage … Read more

Nvidia is the ball in the AI ​​game. The US wants to share it with China, but it is not clear that China wants to play

The CES held in Las Vegas is the great showcase of technology, and if there has been a protagonist (apart from the chinese humanoid robots), that has been Jensen Huang. The CEO of Nvidia has become a key figure in the technology landscape. artificial intelligence because it is their chips that are shaping the data … Read more

Make the “most mysterious book in the world” with dice and cards. How we are understanding the Voynich manuscript without deciphering a single line

Voynich is an old acquaintance of this house: for years, we have been tracking (and gutting) each of the attempts to decipher the “most mysterious manuscript in the world.” They have all been unsuccessful and that includes, of course, the attempts to some of the sharpest minds of history. Now, however, we have a new … Read more

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