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Every day, more than four million end products manufactured at Bosch's Reutlingen plant are shipped worldwide, including sensors for cars and smartphones.
Computers are transforming education, with schools integrating innovative software and hardware to prepare students for a future dominated by technology.
Twenty penguins arrive at Heathrow Airport from Australia, marking a rare relocation to the only air colony of their kind in Europe.
Four cheetahs arrive at Heathrow Airport from Johannesburg, but they are detained as an illegal shipment before heading to a Russian zoo.
Taiwan produces most of the world's microchips, and an attack from China could disrupt global supply chains and threaten the island's democracy.
Bosch opens a semiconductor plant in Dresden, investing 1 billion euros for automotive chips.
Bob Noyce and Gordon Moore's decision to leave Fairchild and establish Intel revolutionized the tech industry and shaped the future of Silicon Valley.
Monsieur Pug, a dog with high cholesterol and heartburn, enjoys pie with ice cream while worrying about being watched by the network.
Microchips are making life more convenient for Swedes, but raise data protection concerns.
Rare Earths Norway plans to extract 10,000 meters of core samples from the Fen deposit, which contains Europe's largest known source of rare earth elements.
In 1819, only 50 southern white rhinos remained in the world, but their population has since grown to about 7,000, with 1,600 in Hluluwe-Umfolozi National Park.
