Croatia

The development of 5G technology has opened a wide range of opportunities for the digital transformation of industrial processes and business models. Nevertheless, a fundamental question arises in practice: what is the optimal approach to implementing 5G networks within industrial verticals?

YouTube creators recently discovered that their videos looked different than when they were first uploaded — sharper, smoother and visually “polished.” The reason? The platform had secretly tested an AI system for automatic video enhancement without notifying creators. The experiment sparked a heated debate about trust, transparency and where to draw the line between technological progress and creative control.

Forget latency issues, messy cabling, and congested WiFi – it’s time for a communications layer that scales with your business. Discover how Private 5G is transforming automation and smart manufacturing.

Croatia is taking a bold step towards sustainable infrastructure with an innovative project that promises to transform the country’s highways. With a focus on renewable energy and modern technology, this initiative aims to set new standards in transportation and energy efficiency. What does it mean for the future of mobility in Croatia?

What do Adidas, Netflix, Nintendo, and The New York Times have in common? They’ve all worked with Your Majesty, the renowned Dutch creative agency that is now joining forces with Infinum.

Novska is set to become a key player in the gaming industry with an ambitious project that promises to transform the region’s economic and educational landscape. But what makes this initiative so unique?

The Croatian Regulatory Authority for Network Industries has published its latest analysis of the telecommunications market for Q2 2024.

From October 17, Croatian companies must start working on compliance with the Cybersecurity Act, but experts warn that there is no need for panic, rather caution.

The total investment value is 380 million euros, and the project has been declared a project of strategic importance for the Republic of Croatia.

The AI ​​assistant “Branka” was designed to enable future students to enroll faster and easier at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing at University of Zagreb.