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US technology startup LambdaTest has launched a cloud-based website and application test platform named HyperTest to help businesses perform quicker end-to-end selenium tests.

American company Targus has partnered with its domestic hardware company Synaptics to launch the world's first biometric device built into a dock, the DOCK720: USB-C Hybrid/Universal 4K Quad Dock with 100W PD and fingerprint ID. Synaptics' DisplayLink and biometrics technologies are used by Targus’s dock to boost security, productivity, and flexibility for businesses to operate.

Europe extended its dominance for cybersecurity hiring among ship industry companies in the three months ending November.

Research and innovation in cybersecurity in the ship equipment supply, product and services sector is on the rise.

Mentions of cloud computing within the filings of companies in the maritime industry fell 27% between the second and third quarters of 2021.

It has become apparent that the use of drone technology to identify faults in the shipping industry is on the rise.

The Port of Los Angeles (LA) has agreed to work with the Port of Shanghai to form a transpacific green shipping corridor.

This latest figure was higher than the 16.9% of companies who were hiring for environment related jobs a year ago but a decrease compared to the figure of 46% in November 2021.

A consortium led by Norway-based classification society DNV will conduct a study on ammonia bunkering safety in Singapore.

Nakilat has taken delivery of Global Sealine, a newbuild LNG carrier, from South Korea-based Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering.