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Intel Foundry to Create Customized Chips for Amazon

On Monday, the foundry sector of Intel registered Amazon’s cloud services unit as a customer for manufacturing artificial intelligence (AI) chips. Following the chipmaker’s CEO Pat Gelsinger’s memo to employees, the company’s shares roughly climbed

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Alibaba Taobao Dominates Singapore’s Apple App Store

The Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba launched an English version of Taobao, which topped Singapore’s Apple App Store charts. According to analysts, Taobao, powered by artificial intelligence (AI), rose from fifth to first place in the

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PS5 Pro: A $700 Upgrade Without Built-In Disc Drive

Quick Look: PlayStation 5 Pro launches at $700 but lacks a disc drive, sparking mixed reactions. An external Blu-ray drive is sold separately for $80, quickly selling out at major retailers. Stock shortages have led

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Adobe to Rollout Gen-AI Video Creation Tool

On Wednesday, Adobe reported that it will release a new generative artificial intelligence (gen-AI) video creation and editing tool this year. The new Adobe Firefly Video Model will be released in beta and join the

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Huawei Unveiled Mate XT to Rival iPhone 16

On Tuesday, Huawei released its new device, the first tri-fold smartphone in the world, Mate XT, a few hours after the introduction of the iPhone 16. The new gadget’s strategically timed launch sparked a massive

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Google Plans to Control Web Ad Tech as Trial Begins

According to a Justice Department prosecutor, Google aims to take over all sides of online advertising technology as a trial for its antitrust showdown begins. The prosecutors said that the Alphabet company significantly reigned over

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xAI Discussions Over Tesla Revenue Denied by Musk

Elon Musk denies reports of his artificial intelligence (AI) startup xAI holding talks on its shares in Tesla’s future revenue in exchange for its resources. On Saturday, the Wall Street Journal reported that the electric