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Huawei and Wuhan Xinxin team up on high-bandwidth memory chips despite US restrictions.

Huawei Technologies has announced a strategic collaboration with Wuhan Xinxin Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. to advance the development of high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips. These cutting-edge memory chips are integral to the…

Altrove leverages AI models and advanced lab automation to develop innovative materials.

In recent years, innovation in new materials development has seen a significant acceleration. A notable player in this field is Altrove, a French deep-tech startup aiming to be a crucial…

Japan introduces humanoid robot for railway maintenance operations

In an innovative step toward addressing labor shortages and enhancing safety, West Japan Railway has unveiled a new humanoid robot designed to assist with maintenance work. While its appearance may…

Snapchat+ Users Get Personalized Homes on Snap Map, Pets in Chat, Quick Snaps and More

Snapchat announced on Tuesday, July 2nd, the launch of several new features designed to elevate user personalization on its platform. These new features, primarily available to Snapchat+ subscribers, are crafted…

Nintendo President Confirms Generative AI Will Not Be Used in Games

Despite the growing trend of video game corporations implementing generative AI technology, Nintendo has taken a unique and public stance against its widespread use. President Shuntaro Furukawa explained the company’s…

Figma Halts AI Design Tool Over Allegations of Copying Apple’s Weather App

Figma has temporarily suspended its AI-powered tool, Make Designs, after critiques surfaced that it closely mimicked Apple’s iOS weather app design. This issue was brought to light by Andy Allen,…

Japan’s Government Phases Out Floppy Disks

In a significant technological shift, Japan has bid farewell to floppy disks, marking the end of an era for the country’s government computer systems. Announced by the Japan Digital Agency…

Nearly Half of Dell’s US Workforce Rejects Return-to-Office Mandate

Dell’s return-to-office (RTO) mandate has met significant resistance, with almost 50% of its US employees opting to remain remote despite the company’s efforts to bring staff back to its facilities.…

UN Report Highlights China’s Dominance in Generative AI Patent Race

China is significantly ahead of other countries in the development and patenting of generative AI technologies, such as chatbots, according to data from the United Nations. The data reveals that…

China’s BYD is set to surpass Tesla as the top producer of battery electric vehicles.

Chinese electric vehicle startup BYD is on track to surpass Tesla in battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales this year, with its market share expected to surge significantly, according to Counterpoint…

News outlets accuse Perplexity of plagiarism and unethical web scraping

In the age of generative AI, chatbots are capable of providing detailed answers to questions based on content sourced from the internet. However, the distinction between fair use and plagiarism,…

Cameras may soon have the capability to identify drivers impaired by alcohol.

Researchers in Australia have developed an innovative computer tracking system capable of detecting, via camera images, the level of inebriation of motorists. If successfully combined with surveillance cameras, this technology…

Why Nvidia is Poised to Gain a Significant Advantage Over AMD

Micron has revealed performance figures for its next-generation graphics memory, and if these numbers hold true, they could herald a significant leap forward for upcoming graphics cards. The company claims…

Japan’s SmartHR raises $140M Series E as HR tech demand boosts ARR to $100M.

SmartHR, a cloud-based human resources and labor management software startup, announced on Monday that it has successfully raised $140 million in a Series E funding round. The round was led…

MIT Unveils Soft Robotic Gripper for Automated Grocery Packing

MIT’s CSAIL department has unveiled RoboGrocery, a soft robotic system designed to bag groceries using computer vision and a soft robotic gripper. This system is a notable advancement in the…

YouTube Now Accepts Requests to Remove AI-Generated Content Using Your Face or Voice

YouTube now allows users to request the removal of AI-generated content that simulates their face or voice. This policy, quietly rolled out in June, is part of YouTube’s expanded privacy…

In 2024, President Biden revoked eight licenses for China’s Huawei.

The Biden administration has revoked eight licenses this year that had previously allowed some companies to ship goods to Chinese telecoms equipment giant Huawei. This action, first reported by Reuters,…

Meta’s Consent or Pay Model May Face Charges for Violating EU’s Digital Markets Act

Meta is under scrutiny by the European Union for violating the Digital Markets Act (DMA), following a recent investigation. This investigation, which also includes Apple and Google’s parent company Alphabet,…

Japan’s first new banknotes in 20 years use holograms to prevent counterfeiting.

Japan has launched its first new banknotes in 20 years, featuring innovative three-dimensional portraits of prominent figures in financial and female education institutions. This initiative aims to enhance security and…

Meta Adjusts AI Labels for Photos After Backlash

Meta is revising its labeling for AI-generated images after facing widespread complaints from photographers about the previous “Made with AI” labels. The update, prompted by user feedback, will change the…