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The number of students choosing a technology course at university or college in Flanders and Brussels has risen by 18% compared to the same period last year, according to the industry federation A
The centre for molecular modelling at Ghent University (UGent) and the University of California in Berkeley have developed a new technology to extract carbon dioxide (CO2) from
Despite considering drones intrusive technology, the privacy commission has given the minister of mobility Jacqueline Galant the go-ahead on her drone regulation proposal.
Developed a year and a half ago by Brussels students Tom Leunen and Sam Gubel, b2n, a free mobile application that gives an overview of all that is happening in Brussels nightlife, has reached ove
The new automated border control gates at Brussels Airport, or e-gates, are working again after breaking down for a short period, says a spokesperson for the airport.
To “arm itself against the exponential growth of data”, American technology giant Google on Tuesday opened its second Belgian data center in Saint-Ghislain, near Mons.
Technology giant Microsoft has chosen Brussels as the location of its first Transparency Center outside of the United States.
Belgium’s defence ministry will next month place an order for 40 smart vests with defence and security company Thales Netherlands.
Sint-Pieters-Leeuw, just outside the Brussels-Capital region, in December will become the first municipality in Belgium to get a 3D service window to serve as a remote police station.
