Technology Editor
Tech journalist and digital communicator. Covering the Basque tech ecosystem since 2015. Regular contributor to technology podcasts.
Developed by content creator Mikel, this AI tool helps runners search for races in Euskadi and surrounding areas.
From the Q Expo 2026 in Bilbao, the physicist explains how this technology can revolutionize digital security and climate action.
The new function allows users to select trusted media outlets for increased visibility in the 'Featured News' section of Google Search.
The Gipuzkoa Transport Authority has tested the Mugi virtual web and mobile application at the Irun educational center.
The popular mobile quiz game introduces a significant new feature, organizing regional media outlets into competitive teams.
The British quantum hardware company, with a significant presence in Donostia, has closed a substantial funding round to develop commercially viable quantum computers.
The event will feature more than 183 scientific projects developed by Basque and international students, promoting research.
The public entity faced a widespread power outage, maintaining 100% radio broadcast and television reaching 90% of the population.
Advanced technology, including 3D simulations and printing, is revolutionizing surgical interventions, enhancing safety and patient recovery.
Seventy students, with and without prior experience, developed digital tools to enhance sustainability during a three-hour workshop.
Aiming to facilitate mobility, the Gipuzkoa Taxi association has introduced the dTaxi platform, initially launching its pilot phase in Donostia, Oarsoaldea, and Bidasoa.
At a forum in Bilbao, the Spanish Government reaffirmed its commitment to a strong digital presence for the Basque language.
