The South Korean business is consolidating efforts to strengthen its position in the global market for the production of electric vehicles, the Korea Times reports.

Swiss startup Sun-Ways plans to implement a project to install solar panels on railway tracks. 60 panels between the rails will be placed in the area of Butte Station on a plot of 46.2 meters.

The American company SpaceX, engaged in the production of space technology, hired a 14-year-old software engineer Kieran Quasi, the Los Angeles Times newspaper writes.

The first unmanned electric ferry set sail in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. Thus, the city became the first in the world to use such technology.

The construction of the first nuclear power plant in Uzbekistan will help Tashkent's plans to generate 30% of all energy from renewable sources. Rosatom will assume responsibility for the implementation of the project, TASS reports.

The Chinese company Huawei Technologies Co, which is one of the largest in the telecommunications sector, has introduced the latest version of its own cloud database GaussDB, China daily reports.

The exclusive right to the topology of integrated circuits in Turkmenistan is now 10 years old, which corresponds to international legal standards.

Russia plans to digitize the entire street and road network, said Alexander Demin, CEO of Digital Roads, at the technology exhibition within the framework of the XIV International IT Forum in Khanty-Mansiysk.

South Korean smartphone and electronics manufacturer Samsung will hold another online presentation of Galaxy Unpacked at the end of July and will devote it to folding devices with a flexible display, writes 3dnews.

OJSC "Russian Railways" has a robot manipulator, whose duties include uncoupling cars. This automatic device is already being tested at the station in Chelyabinsk, independently moving along the sorting slide, uncouples the wagons with the help of a manipulator arm. For a better orientation of the device, its creators have provided a vision system with several cameras.