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China semiconductor index rises as TSMC cuts off chip shipments
What happened China’s semiconductor industry is experiencing a notable surge, with the China semiconductor index nearing a three-year high following Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s (TSMC) announcement that it would suspend shipments of advanced chips to specific Chinese…
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How does AI programming differ from traditional programming?
Artificial intelligence technology has been developing and applying to many fields of life. How does it differ from traditional programming? In this blog I’m going to discuss what each programming is and their different focus and specific field either of the programming is…
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European search engines Ecosia and Qwant partner to counter US Big Tech
What happened Two Google rival search engines, Ecosia and Qwant, launched a collaboration on Tuesday to create a European search index and lessen their reliance on US Big Tech companies. The European Search Perspective, or EUSP, is a joint venture between the two internet search…
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Bitcoin hits new highs, eyes $100,000 mark
_____________ What happened Bitcoin is nearing a record high of $90,000, rising 12% to $89,100 after surpassing $80,000 earlier in the week. Many investors expect the cryptocurrency to reach $100,000 by the end of 2024. Analysts like Mike Colonnese of H.C. Wainwright credit the…
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AI brings St. Peter’s Basilica to the virtual world
_______________ What happened The Vatican, in partnership with Microsoft, has launched a digital replica of St. Peter’s Basilica, enhanced by AI to enrich the visitor experience. With two AI exhibitions, the project was made possible by Iconem, a company that digitizes heritage…
Asia-Pacific Institutional Trends
Vietnam is warning Shein and Temu: Register or be blocked
What happened Vietnam recently issued an ultimatum to Chinese e-commerce platforms Shein and Temu. The Vietnamese government has given them until the end of November to register with the Ministry of Industry and Trade. Vietnam’s deputy trade minister Nguyen Hoang Long said at a…
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Why Trump’s win is driving Tesla shares to new highs
What happened Tesla’s stock is riding a powerful wave of investor interest, surging to its highest level since April 2022 following Donald Trump’s win in the recent U.S. presidential election. Investors are not only snapping up Tesla shares but are heavily focused on bullish…
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FTX sues Binance and its former CEO Zhao for $1.76B
What happened FTX filed lawsuit aganist Binance and former CEO Changpeng Zhao claiming a “fraudulent” share purchase aim to recover at least 1.76 billion. The case was submitted to a Delaware court on November 11, 2024, and is part of ongoing efforts by FTX to recoup funds…
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Top tech news today: November 12, 2024
Top tech news today: Bitcoin’s record surge linked to Trump, FTX’s $1.8 billion lawsuit against Binance, South Korea’s chip law to counter U.S. restrictions, alongside new developments in AI, photonic chips, and tech regulations mark today’s top headlines. 1. Bitcoin reaches…
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What is the best mixed reality headset?
Mixed Reality (MR) headsets combine virtual and augmented reality elements to enhance both productivity and entertainment. They’re ideal for immersive experiences that overlay digital entities on the real world, often used in fields like gaming, design, healthcare, and remote…
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Setting up your gateway IP address for better network connectivity
A gateway IP address is the address used by devices on a network to communicate with other networks, often the internet. It acts as an intermediary, directing data packets between the local network and external networks, such as the internet. The gateway is typically a router or…
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U.S. imposes new export restrictions on TSMC’s AI chips
—————————— What happened The U.S. has ordered TSMC to halt shipments of advanced chips used in AI to Chinese customers. The Department of Commerce imposed export restrictions on chips with 7 nm or more advanced designs, which power AI accelerators and GPUs. This follows TSMC’s…
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New buyback plan fails to calm Pinterest investors
______________ What happened Pinterest’s fourth-quarter revenue forecast fell short of investor expectations, causing its stock to drop by 11%. Despite strong ad growth from major companies like Google, Meta, and Snap, Pinterest’s outlook for the holiday season failed to impress…
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LG Energy Solution signs battery supply agreement with Rivian
What happened LG Energy Solution has signed a five-year agreement with Rivian to supply batteries for electric vehicles. This deal will cover Rivian’s electric pickup trucks and SUVs, aiming to support Rivian’s expansion and production goals. The agreement is significant for both…
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Intel brings back free coffee to lift employee spirits
What happened Intel is endeavouring to reinstate free coffee for employees in an effort to boost morale during layoffs and cost-cutting measures. Intel, facing significant financial challenges, reinstated free coffee after initially cutting it as part of a $10 billion cost-saving…
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Japanese chipmaker Kioxia files for IPO with December target
What happened Japanese chipmaker Kioxia has reportedly filed for an Initial Public Offering (IPO), with plans to launch it in December. As one of the world’s largest producers of NAND flash memory, the company aims to raise funds to capitalize on the growing demand for memory…
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KKR becomes the largest shareholder in Fuji Soft
What happened KKR announced on Thursday (November 7) that it has become the largest shareholder of Fuji Soft after completing the first stage of its two-part tender offer. Through FK Co, an entity under its managed investment fund, KKR acquired a 35% stake in Fuji Soft. The…
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What is mixed reality? Understanding its key features
As technology advances, the lines between our physical world and digital environments continue to blur. Mixed reality (MR) is an innovative technology that combines real and virtual worlds, allowing for unique, interactive experiences that extend beyond what either virtual…
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Amazon considers doubling down on AI investment in Anthropic
—————————— What happened Amazon is reportedly in talks for a second multi-billion-dollar investment in AI startup Anthropic, aiming to expand its artificial intelligence capabilities. This follows an initial funding round earlier in 2023 when Amazon and Anthropic strengthened…
Asia-Pacific Institutional Trends
Pro-Russian hacker groups are launching cyberattacks on S Korea
What happened Seoul’s presidential office announced on Friday (November 8) that pro-Russian hacktivist groups launched cyberattacks on South Korea following North Korea’s deployment of troops to support Russia’s war in Ukraine. After detecting some government and private websites…