Author: j.zhang@btw.media

BTW’s exclusive: Fa Zhang reveals that Poly Technologies prioritises deep tech innovation rather than rapid commercialisation in AI investments.

AI startups in China have the greatest innovation potential in software, as competing with established hardware giants is challenging.

The U.S. Department of Justice will propose remedies by December to address Google’s illegal monopolisation of the online search market, potentially including business divestments or payment restrictions.

Dell’s AI-First strategy showcases cutting-edge technology that simplifies business processes and boosts workforce productivity.

Vodacom Eastern Cape is investing R500 million ($28 million) to expand broadband and modernise infrastructure, especially in rural areas.

Intel projects its contract chip manufacturing business will generate substantial revenue by 2027, with talks underway with 12 potential customers.

Vodacom empowers girls with digital skills through CodeLikeAGirl initiative

The global data centre industry is projected to emit 2.5 billion metric tons of CO2-equivalent by 2030, driving urgent decarbonisation efforts.

Predictive analytics enables businesses to foresee market trends and customer behaviours, with leading industries such as finance, healthcare, and retail spearheading its use.

Empyrion Digital plans to build a 25MW AI-ready data centre in Tokyo, marking its expansion into the Japanese market.

Canva empowers everyday users to become designers with its intuitive interface and vast array of templates, eliminating the need for professional skills.

AI architects play a crucial role in designing and implementing AI systems, bridging the gap between business needs and technical solutions.