Singapore launches world's first data center using living human neurons
Singapore unveils the world's first biological data center prototype: 16 million living human neurons grown from stem cells replace silicon chips.
Attila The Hunn
Israel builds one of the world's largest water desalination plants
Israel prepares to build a giant desalination complex to address its future freshwater shortage.
Kazakh farmers cannot get subsidized fertilizers — plants send them for export
Despite subsidies and local fertilizer plants, Kostanay farmers are forced to buy imported fertilizers.
Kazakhstan identified 32 sites for the construction of small hydropower plants.
Kazakhstan found a way to generate power from existing water infrastructure, without waiting for new large plants to be built.
Agriculture Ministry criticized regions for missing deadlines on veterinary infrastructure
Kazakhstan launches its largest veterinary infrastructure upgrade in years — nearly four times more facilities than built in the previous two years combined.
Kazakhstan included in US report on risks of re-exporting Chinese goods
The US administration added Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to a list of countries at risk of re-exporting Chinese goods to bypass American tariffs.
Indonesian wildfire smoke threatens health of 3.4 million people
Dense smog blanketed several major Indonesian cities, forcing authorities to close schools and distribute hundreds of thousands of protective masks.