TECHNOLOGY

Development minister chairs meeting on Thess INTEC
ECONOMY

Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos chaired a meeting on Tuesday about the progress of construction of the fourth-generation technology park Thess INTEC in Thessaloniki, financed with 33 million euros from the Recovery Fund.


Greece spared worst of global IT glitch
IMAGES

Travelers at Athens International Airport saw their flights being delayed or canceled on Friday, as a result of a computer glitch that knocked out systems across the globe.


Land registry hit ‘over 400 times’ by hackers
NEWS

Hellenic Cadastre, the agency keeping and managing Greece’s property registry, had been attacked by hackers hundreds of times by early Friday, but no data exfiltration has been detected, the Ministry of Digital Governance said.


IT workers in great demand
EMPLOYMENT

Finding technology and informatics experts is a tough task for many businesses, with the majority of companies having spent the last few years on a constant hunt for talent, especially now that artificial intelligence is increasing their needs even more.



Cadastre the first state service to use AI tools
ECONOMY

The Hellenic Cadastre, which is due on Thursday to launch the use of artificial intelligence applications on a trial basis until September, will become the first Greek state service to use AI, Deputy Digital Governance Minister Konstantinos Kyranakis told Skai television in an interview on Wednesday.

App for buildings damaged by natural disasters
ECONOMY

Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou and Deputy Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Minister Christos Triantopoulos on Wednesday announced a new electronic application called “Digispect,” during a meeting at the Digital Governance Ministry.


New data cable to link Asia with Europe
ECONOMY

At least 25% of internet traffic and data carried from Asia to Europe via undersea fiber-optic cables in the Red Sea has been affected since the start of the year.

European regulators crack down on Big Tech
FACTBOX

European regulators have launched a series of probes into Big Tech. In the latest move, the European Commission asked Amazon for more information on its compliance with the Digital Services Act (DSA), which requires Big Tech players to do more to tackle illegal and harmful content on their platforms.