In an era defined by misinformation, data overload, and digital transformation, academia finds itself at a crossroads. The call for open access, data transparency, and reproducibility has grown from a fringe movement into a global imperative. Researchers, publishers, and institutions alike are being forced to confront deep questions about who owns knowledge — and who…
Artificial Intelligence is no longer confined to Silicon Valley labs or corporate analytics teams — it is now reshaping the very fabric of how knowledge is created, reviewed, and shared. Across universities, research institutes, and academic publishers, AI-driven tools are streamlining literature reviews, accelerating hypothesis generation, automating peer review, and even co-authoring research papers. According…
Tech Development Correspondent In the ever-evolving world of software development, one idea keeps resurfacing with new urgency: functional programming. Once seen as the niche domain of computer scientists and language purists, functional paradigms — particularly immutability and pure functions — are moving into the mainstream. Today, even developers who’ve never touched Haskell or Clojure are…
In 2025, the internet feels instant. Video calls stream without lag, cars process data as fast as they move, and AI assistants respond in milliseconds. But this illusion of seamlessness hides one of the biggest transformations in computing since the invention of the cloud: the rise of edge computing and distributed architectures. The era of…
Tech & Environment Correspondent In an era when cloud computing powers everything from Netflix streams to AI-driven logistics, the cost of computation is no longer just measured in dollars — it’s measured in carbon. As global data consumption continues to climb, software sustainability has emerged as one of the most pressing — and overlooked —…
Meta Description:As cyber threats and regulatory pressure rise, DevSecOps and security-by-design are reshaping how software is built. Security is no longer an afterthought — it’s part of every line of code. Technology Correspondent Once upon a time, software development followed a simple, linear story: build fast, launch faster, fix later. Security came last — a…
Meta Description:Low-code and no-code platforms are empowering non-developers to build apps and automate workflows — reshaping what it means to be a “programmer” in today’s digital economy. Technology Correspondent In the early days of computing, software development was an elite craft reserved for those who could command machines through lines of cryptic code. Fast-forward to…
Meta Description:Programming is evolving. Modern languages like Rust and Go are redefining how developers build high-performance, scalable, and secure systems — while traditional options like C# are losing ground. Technology Correspondent In 2025, the world of software engineering is undergoing one of its most profound language shifts since the dawn of object-oriented programming. The once-unquestioned…
Meta Description:Developers are embracing AI-assisted and AI-native programming — from code generation to testing and debugging. As AI starts driving workflows, human skills shift toward supervision, design, and validation. Technology Correspondent In 2025, the world of software development is in the midst of a revolution — one not defined by a new programming language or…
Meta Description:Games are evolving into living, social ecosystems—persistent worlds where players work, play, and connect across platforms. The metaverse is redefining what it means to play together. Technology & Gaming Correspondent Once upon a time, video games were isolated experiences—a player, a console, and a cartridge. Today, they’ve evolved into vast, interconnected universes where millions…