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The introduction of the new EU Entry/Exit System (EES) is causing significant delays and long queues for non-EU passengers at Swiss airports. With travelers reporting major waits, tourism chiefs are sounding the alarm about the potential for widespread disruption during the peak summer season.
In a striking contrast, tech-savvy Swiss residents will gain early access to Apple's new AI-powered Siri, while the national parliament has just ordered a massive stockpile of 600 million sheets of paper. This highlights a fascinating tension between digital adoption and entrenched administrative traditions.
E-commerce giant Amazon has purchased Rivr, a Zurich-based robotics start-up and spin-off from ETH Zurich that specializes in autonomous delivery robots capable of navigating stairs. The acquisition price was not disclosed, but Rivr was previously valued at approximately $110 million.
For the first time, smartphones have become the preferred payment method for the Swiss population, surpassing traditional debit cards and cash. A new survey reveals a significant digital shift, particularly among younger generations.
A new anti-drone system contracted by the Swiss defence ministry is primarily manufactured by Israeli firm D-Fend Solutions, not the Swiss supplier Securiton. The discovery raises questions about Swiss defence procurement and sourcing transparency.
A new 'Firedrone' developed by the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (EMPA) can withstand temperatures up to 200°C, allowing it to fly into burning buildings and provide live images to help locate hazards and protect emergency services personnel.
The Swiss Competition Commission (ComCo) has launched a preliminary investigation into Microsoft, citing potential anti-competitive practices following recent price increases for its software licenses, particularly the Microsoft 365 suite used widely by companies and public institutions.
Swiss government procures tactical multi-mission radar from Italian manufacturer Leonardo to strengthen lower airspace surveillance capabilities.
Computer science professor clarifies objectives of Swiss-developed AI model Apertus, addressing criticism and explaining its intended purpose.
Swiss government announces procurement of mobile short-range radar from Italian manufacturer Leonardo to enhance lower airspace surveillance capabilities
Study reveals Swiss firms falling behind European counterparts in artificial intelligence infrastructure and implementation
Switzerland implements electronic registration system for non-EU travelers, starting with Basel and Geneva airports on October 12, replacing manual passport stamping.
Switzerland announces CHF850 million investment in military space capabilities, aiming to reduce dependence on foreign suppliers.
Survey reveals significant increase in AI implementation across Swiss small and medium enterprises, particularly in translation and advertising.
Federal government approves creation of military space research center starting 2026, aiming to reduce dependence on foreign satellite technologies.
Survey reveals significant increase in AI adoption among Swiss small-medium enterprises, with translation and advertising leading implementation areas.
Swiss-Swedish technology group ABB announces the sale of its robotics business to Japan's SoftBank Group, marking a significant shift in Swiss industrial landscape.
New monitoring station on Jungfraujoch at 3,400 meters will provide early detection of radioactive clouds entering Swiss airspace.
Head of German-speaking Switzerland's School Principals Association advocates complete social media ban for minors, comparing digital platforms' impact to substance addiction.
Major changes coming to Swiss airports as new biometric border control system launches October 12th, affecting all non-EU travelers entering Switzerland.
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