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Startup Lightmatter raises $400m advancing revolutionary photonic AI chips
What happened Lightmatter, based in Mountain View, California, develops photonic technology for data center networking devices. On Wednesday, it announced a $400 million Series D funding round, valuing the company at $4.4 billion. T. Rowe Price led this investment, joined by…

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UCL researchers set new wireless transmission speed record
Researchers from University College London (UCL) have made a breakthrough in wireless communication, achieving data transmission speeds that dwarf current standards. The team, led by experts from UCL’s Electronic and Electrical Engineering department, managed to reach a…

Asia-Pacific Institutional Trends
Eutelsat’s first OneWeb launch of SpaceX Rocket after merger
What happened Eutelsat, the world’s third-largest satellite operator by revenue, launched 20 satellites for its communications network on Sunday, employing Elon Musk’s SpaceX in its first action after combining two European companies last year. SpaceX launched the OneWeb Launch…
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Electrifying the Future: the growth of Electric Vehicles
The growth of Electric Vehicles As countries strive to meet ambitious climate goals and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the demand for EVs has surged, leading to a competitive landscape among automakers, tech companies, and governments. Here’s a timeline highlighting key…

Companies
U.S. tech giants’ energy race gone nuclear
What happened In an effort to fuel a system that is using electricity at an alarming rate, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta and Google are now competing with one another to make the most statements about atomic energy. since the expansion of the AI technology, tech companies invest…

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US tech giants invest $8.2 billion in UK data centers
What happen Four major US firms, CyrusOne, ServiceNow, CloudHQ, and CoreWeave, committing a combined £6.3 billion ($8.2 billion) in investments in UK’s data infrustructure. The new data centres will power advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to enable rapid…

Europe and Middle East Institutional
Meta’s oversight board open for comments on hate speech guidelines
What happen On Thursday, Meta’s Oversight Board invited public comments on harmful immigration-related content. They shared two cases where Facebook moderators allowed posts to remain. The board will assess Meta’s decision to protect refugees and migrants under the hate speech…

Europe and Middle East Institutional Trends
Robinhood launch free desktop platform after a decade
What happen On Wednesday, Robinhood (HOOD.O) released its long-awaited desktop platform and added futures and index options trading functionality to its mobile app, as the fintech business attempts to take market share away from traditional brokerage firms.Robinhood aims to…

Global Institutional Trends
Wolfspeed receive $750 million government funding, serving national security
What happen Wolfspeed, an American company that develops and produces wide-band gap semiconductors. The company specializes in chipmaking using silicon carbide and gallium nitride materials, and devices for radio frequency and power applications. In 2022, Wolfspeed announced…

Global Cloud Services
Can we really safeguard against AI-generated misinformation?
It is imperative for individuals to be proactive in discerning fact from fiction in this era defined by rapid technological advancements.

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The rise of AR in fitness: From concept to reality
AR overlays virtual images for trainers to provide real-time feedback and virtual coaching, enhancing workout effectiveness.
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North America Institutional
Top tech stories today: October 11, 2024
Microsoft allowed to buy Android games on Xbox store, US court rules A US court ruling has granted Microsoft the ability to sell Android games through its Xbox store, opening new opportunities for the gaming giant. This decision could reshape the digital gaming market. Source…

Leaders
Conversation with Wing Cheung: The Philippines’ future in the data centre boom
As the data centre industry continues to grow at a rapid pace across Southeast Asia, countries like Singapore and Malaysia are emerging as key players. However, Wing Cheung, CEO of BodaData and President & CEO of BeeInfoTech in the Philippines, believes that the Philippines holds…

Global Cloud Services
Top tech stories today: October 10, 2024
Nintendo’s Alarmo sound clock hands-on: nostalgia meets modern design Nintendo’s Alarmo Sound Clock is a nostalgic blend of retro gaming soundtracks and a modern alarm clock, offering users iconic wake-up sounds from classic games. It’s a fun and unique product for Nintendo fans.

Global Cloud Services Trends
Why is there now an ETF for everything? Exploring the rise and diversity of ETFs
OUR TAKEETFs have grown from niche financial instruments to a dominant force in the investment world, with a market value of nearly $13 trillion. They’ve captured the interest of investors for their cost-effectiveness and ease of access, covering a spectrum from standard indices…

Companies
Tiktok sued by 14 US states for fueling teen mental health crisis
A bipartisan coalition of 14 U.S. state attorneys general has filed a lawsuit against TikTok, accusing the social media giant of contributing to a worsening mental health crisis among teenagers. The lawsuit claims that TikTok deliberately uses addictive features to engage young…

North America Institutional
US considers breaking up Google amid antitrust concerns
The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) is contemplating a historic decision to break up Google to prevent the tech giant from maintaining its monopoly in internet search. The move follows a court ruling in August that found Google guilty of using illegal practices to dominate the…

Leaders
Google DeepMind co-founder shares Nobel Chemistry Prize
David Baker, Demis Hassabis, and John Jumper have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their groundbreaking work on protein structures. Proteins, essential to all living organisms, play a crucial role in various biological processes. Better understanding of these…

Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
Top tech stories today: October 9, 2024
Google proposes antitrust remedies for Android and Chrome dominance Google has outlined potential remedies, including allowing third-party app stores, in response to ongoing antitrust scrutiny over Android and Chrome. The Verge Atlassian enhances Jira to address common issues…
