Author: Nahiyan Ahmed

Bangladesh’s digital infrastructure has been rocked after more than 1,000 pieces of sensitive data linked to state-owned mobile operator Teletalk…

For a quarter of a century, the routine has been the same. You did not know something, so you Googled…

Rakib Bin Momen has been searching for a job for four months. A mid-level software engineer, he left a local…

Every morning, Rafin Ibne Jahur wakes up in his rented flat in Mirpur, makes tea, and opens his laptop. By…

A third-year female student at Dhaka University switched off her phone in the middle of the night. Hours earlier, she…

Nuclear engineering expert Dr Afroza Shelley has said Bangladesh’s entry into the nuclear world brings with it not just opportunity,…

“Your home AC does not ventilate at all. It only recirculates indoor air. Ensure some fresh air exchange after a…

Artificial intelligence (AI) meant one thing to most people for years: you type something in, and it types something back.…

There was a time when the sound of a sewing machine meant livelihood. Now, in factories around the world, that…

Wars have a strange way of accelerating the future. Technologies that once seemed distant suddenly become urgent, and decisions people…