Apple shares were largely flat in Monday premarket exchanges after the European Union said the iPhone maker's App Store rules might be in breach of the bloc's Digital Markets Act. Shares closed at $207.
Packed into a small room, a drone, bipedal robot, supermarket checkout and other devices showcase a vision of China's software future - one where an operating system developed by national champion Huawei has replaced Windows and Android. The collection is at the Harmony Ecosystem Innovation Centre in the southern city of Shenzhen, a local government-owned entity that encourages authorities, companies and hardware makers to develop software using OpenHarmony, an open-source version of the operating system Huawei launched five years ago after U.S. sanctions cut off support for Google's Android. While Huawei's recent strong-selling smartphone launches have been closely watched for signs of advances in China's chip supply chain, the company has also quietly built up expertise in sectors crucial to Beijing's vision of technology self-sufficiency from operating systems to in-vehicle software.
Microsoft said it would continue to allow customers in Hong Kong to use OpenAI's artificial intelligence (AI) models through its Azure cloud computing platform, after the start-up announced it was moving to restrict access to its services from unsupported regions such as mainland China and Hong Kong. "There has been no change to our Azure OpenAI service offerings in Hong Kong," Microsoft's local office said in a statement to the South China Morning Post on Thursday. "We continue to provide acces
Face/Off Remember that one movie where a killer robot is disguised as a human using "living tissue" over its "metal endoskeleton"? Lest you interpreted that as a cautionary tale, scientists at the University of Tokyo have gone full Torment Nexus by growing living skin in a lab and attaching it to a robotic face, so […]
Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) firm iFlyTek says it has the only large language models (LLMs) trained completely on a home-grown computing platform, co-developed with Huawei Technologies, marking another step in the industry's pursuit of self-sufficiency in the face of US restrictions. While most of China's LLMs are underpinned by computing platforms that include US components such as graphics process units (GPUs) from Nvidia, iFlyTek is determined to train its LLMs on "self-developed, con
Federal authorities are offering a reward of up to $10 million for information on the whereabouts of a Russian national who they say is connected to a sprawling cybersecurity attack on Ukrainian government computer systems ahead of Russia’s invasion of the country. The planned attack, known as “WhisperGate,” also targeted one of Ukraine’s Central European ally nations and included attempted probes of U.S. government facilities in Maryland, according to an indictment unsealed Wednesday morning.Su
Artificial intelligence (AI) took centre stage at MWC Shanghai, the regional edition of the world's largest mobile communications industry trade show, as China's telecommunications network operators and equipment suppliers look to advances in the technology to bolster their businesses. Senior executives from China Mobile, China Unicom, China Telecom, Huawei Technologies and ZTE Corp presented their AI strategies at Wednesday's opening of MWC Shanghai, which runs until Friday. The event's main th
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The former president spoke about one simple, "immaculate" truth about his first term in the White House.
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They moored their boat and swam across to the sand, but rangers were watching.
“What is this?” fumed the far-right Georgia Republican, who suggested the anchor was getting her “marching orders from the Democrat Party.”
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