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Revolutionary Solar Technology: The End of Batteries in Sight?

Researchers have developed a solar cell that operates using indoor light, potentially eliminating batteries in millions of everyday devices and promoting sustainability.

Olena Bilyk·4 min read·10/12/2026

Seeking Innovative Everyday Solutions: t3n Launches the Pioneers Award – Best of IFA 2026 in Berlin

t3n introduces the Pioneers Award – Best of IFA 2026 to spotlight innovative products that enhance daily life at the IFA in Berlin. Join the movement for real innovation.

Olena Bilyk·2 min read·7/7/2026

Advertising Ban and Environmental Tax: France Takes on Temu and Shein

France is intensifying its fight against ultra-fast fashion, targeting Chinese platforms like Shein and Temu with an advertising ban and an increasing environmental tax by 2030.

Ryan Kessler·3 min read·7/2/2026

The Hidden Cost of AI: Tech Industry Massively Acquires Gas Turbines

The massive energy demands of new data centers pose unsolvable challenges for infrastructure worldwide. To maintain operations, the tech industry is now resorting to a drastic and costly measure.

Ryan Kessler·3 min read·6/28/2026

Water Free from Carbon Dioxide: New Pilot Plant Aims to Outperform CO2 Filters for the Atmosphere

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Ryan Kessler·1 min read·6/19/2026

2.8 Gigatons of CO₂ by 2031 Due to AI Expansion - If AI Is Not Embedded in More Eco-Friendly Processes

Artificial intelligence consumes a lot of CO₂ but could reduce emissions in the long run. A new study reveals that without embedding AI in eco-friendly processes, we may face significant environmental damage.

Olena Bilyk·3 min read·6/19/2026

Cash in Credit Card Format: How the Federal Printing Office Envisions the Banknote of the Future

Only about half of purchases in brick-and-mortar retail in Germany are paid for in cash. The Federal Printing Office is working on new concepts to keep banknotes attractive.

Olena Bilyk·3 min read·6/9/2026