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EA Sports relaunches its college football game series
OURTAKEEA Sports has relaunched its college football video game series after an 11-year hiatus. Although the AI model was initially imperfect, tweaks to the images and data ultimately made the creation of virtual players more efficient and less costly. This innovation not only…
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The founder of Kakao is arrested on stock manipulation charges
OUR TAKEThe arrest of Kim Beom-su for alleged stock manipulation during the acquisition of the K-pop organisation can have a negative impact on Kakao’s investments in AI and overseas expansion plans. -Rae Li, BTW reporter What happened Kim Beom-su, the founder and largest…
Global Institutional
Understanding cellular IoT: Basics, benefits, and applications
Cellular IoT represents a significant advancement in the connectivity of IoT devices, offering wide coverage, reliability, and security.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Nvidia adapts AI flagship chip for China amidst U.S. export controls
Nvidia is developing a version of its new “Blackwell” AI chips, named the “B20,” specifically for the Chinese market to comply with U.S. export controls.
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What does DataRobot do? Automating AI and machine learning
In the age of data-driven decision-making, DataRobot has emerged as a pivotal tool in the field of AI and machine learning.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Malaysia becomes semiconductor hub amid U.S.-China chip tensions
Rising importance of Malaysia in the semiconductor industry Malaysia is emerging as a crucial destination for semiconductor manufacturers, driven by escalating U.S.-China tensions that have prompted companies to diversify their operations. Major chipmakers such as Intel…
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Virtues of NAT: Bridging gap between private and public networks
NAT shields internal networks by concealing private IP addresses from external visibility, thwarting direct attacks and enhancing security.
Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
4 critical success factors for big data analytics
Big data analytics thrives on scalable infrastructures, quality data, skilled personnel, and strategies yielding tangible business results.
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Key elements of reinforcement learning you need to know
Reinforcement learning (RL) is a dynamic AI branch enabling machines to learn optimal behaviours through environmental interaction.
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Deep learning vs reinforcement learning: What’s the difference?
As two major advancements in AI technology, deep learning and reinforcement learning together show great potential in the daily life.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Digital transformation in China’s entertainment industry: Interview with Zhai Xinhua
When we think of digital transformation, we often imagine high-tech solutions and innovative approaches sweeping across industries. But what does this look like in the realms of cultural tourism and entertainment? To explore this, I sat down with Zhai Xinhua, the general manager…
Africa Institutional
Ericsson soars in Q2: Riding the north American telecom wave
Ericsson, a telecom equipment manufacturer, surpassed profit and sales forecasts in the second quarter of the year.
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Bitcoin ETFs see strong inflows after market slump since May
Bitcoin ETFs saw an inflow of $882 million in the week ending 11 July, the highest since late May, according to JPMorgan.
Asia-Pacific Institutional
Meet the soft robots that can amputate limbs and fuse with others
OUR TAKEThese soft robots, with their ability to self-amputate and fuse, highlight the potential for creating adaptable, resilient machines. As robotics continues to evolve, it’s crucial to balance these technological advancements with ethical considerations and regulatory…
Global Institutional
Meta lifts restrictions on Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts ahead of election
OUR TAKEMeta’s decision to lift restrictions on Trump’s social media accounts ahead of the election underscores its evolving stance on political expression and platform governance. This step could impact how political messaging is disseminated online, reflecting broader debates…
Europe and Middle East Institutional
AI hits campaign trail for UK parliament seat: Future of politics?
Sussex businessman Steve Endacott has entered AI candidate AI Steve into the upcoming general election for Brighton Pavilion, UK.
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Synapse collapse triggers $160M crisis, BaaS model questioned
The collapse and bankruptcy of BaaS fintech Synapse highlight the vulnerabilities in the interdependent fintech ecosystem.
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Apple opens NFC to rivals, settling EU probe
Apple has consented to open its tap-and-go mobile payments system to competitors, settling a four-year-long EU antitrust probe that could have imposed substantial fines.
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Apple opens tap-and-go payments to rivals amid EU scrutiny
Apple opens NFC tech to rivals amid EU scrutiny, addressing dominance concerns, complying with DMA, fostering competition in mobile payments.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Sri Lanka approves law allowing Musk’s Starlink operations
Sri Lanka’s parliament has amended its telecommunications law for the first time in 28 years, allowing Elon Musk’s Starlink to set up operations as a licensed service provider.