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Chinese Embassy Commits to Promoting Strategic Investment and Business Expansion in Battambang Province
Focus on agro-processing and the potential Special Economic Zone marks a new chapter in Cambodia-China economic cooperation The Chinese Embassy in Cambodia has identified significant potential within the rice and agricultural sectors of Battambang province, pledging to actively encourage more Chinese enterprises to explore investment and business opportunities in the region. This commitment was f...
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Why Infrastructure Needs Better Conversations, Not Just Better Tools
As climate-related disasters like wildfires and severe flooding become more frequent, communities across the United States are finding that their current infrastructure is struggling to keep up. Recent research suggests that moving from traditional asset management to digital one is a great move, but what is more crucial is cooperation. Duke University and industry partners has recently launch...
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Cambodia and Korea Forge Stronger Ties with Opening of New Children’s Hospital Facility
On March 6, 2026, the Cambodian Ministry of Health and the Korean Embassy unveiled the Cambodia-Korea Friendship Building, a significant addition to the National Children’s Hospital. This impressive facility, with a budget of nearly $17 million, symbolizes the enduring partnership between Cambodia and Korea, aiming to enhance healthcare services for the nation’s youth. At the inauguration ceremon...
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Construction of $17 Million Techo Peace Museum in Siem Reap Reaches Completion
Japanese grant funded facility to serve as a landmark for peace and mine action history in Cambodia The construction of the Techo Peace Museum in Siem Reap province has officially concluded, marking a significant milestone for Cambodia's historical and cultural landscape. Valued at approximately ¥2,452 million, or roughly $17 million, the project was made possible through grant aid provided by th...
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A New Era of Realism: Transforming Digital Twins with Gaussian Splatting
Digital twins, the virtual replicas of physical infrastructure, are undergoing a major transformation thanks to a new technology called Gaussian splatting. Traditionally, these models were built using "meshes," which acted like a hollow, polygonal skin stretched over objects. While useful, meshes often struggled to capture fine details like thin wires, complex lighting, or reflective surfaces, li...
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High-Tech “Digital Twins” Save Kentucky Millions in Bridge Repairs
Kentucky has discovered a high-tech solution to a massive infrastructure problem, proving that fixing 1,000 aging and flood-damaged bridges doesn't have to take a decade or cost a fortune. By using Artificial Intelligence and "Digital Twin" technology, the engineering firm Qk4 has modernized the state’s bridge program, cutting inspection times by 90% and saving taxpayers millions of dollars. Fol...
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China to Support Construction of New Medical Facility at Preah Sihanouk Provincial Referral Hospital
Modern building and essential equipment investment aimed at significantly enhancing public healthcare services in the coastal province The Government of the People's Republic of China has committed to supporting Cambodia in the construction of a new medical building at the Preah Sihanouk Provincial Referral Hospital. This project includes the provision of necessary medical equipment to improve the...
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How Smart Software Connects Colombia’s Most Remote Towns
Colombia’s state-owned airline, SATENA, is now using advanced engineering software to make life-saving flights safer and more frequent. While most people think of infrastructure as physical things like bridges or roads, SATENA uses a tool called Bentley MicroStation to build "invisible" roads in the sky. In the rugged mountains and dense jungles of Colombia, a road isn't always an option. For man...
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Serei Saophoan Wastewater Treatment Plant Nears Completion with High Filtration Capacity
Strategic environmental project reaches 90 percent progress and is set for operational launch by mid-2026 Construction on the Serei Saophoan wastewater treatment plant in Banteay Meanchey province is nearing the finish line, with work now 90 percent complete. Once finished, the facility will have the capacity to treat 3,500 cubic meters of wastewater per day. These details were confirmed followin...
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Julien Moutte: The Tech Leader Breaking Down Barriers to Build a Better World
Julien Moutte, the Chief Technology Officer of Bentley Systems, lives by a simple philosophy: removing barriers is the best way to move forward. Unlike many top executives, you won’t find him in a private corner office. Instead, he sits at a plain wooden desk in the middle of an open-plan floor, surrounded by his team of developers. He believes that being visible and accessible is the only way to ...
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