OpenAI and Meta Flex Their Muscles as AI Race Heats Up
OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Meta’s AI features see massive user growth, intensifying the competitive race in the generative AI sector.
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Massive Outages Disrupt Telegram and WhatsApp in Russia Amid Cyber Attack
Telegram and WhatsApp experienced major outages in Russia on August 21 due to a DDOS attack on telecom operators, affecting multiple online services.
Brain-Inspired AI from Chinese Mainland Reduces Energy Consumption
Chinese mainland scientists have developed a brain-inspired AI model that significantly reduces energy consumption, offering a new approach to artificial intelligence by focusing on internal complexity.
South Korea to Introduce New EV Safety Regulations After Major Garage Fire
South Korea is considering new safety regulations for electric vehicles after a major underground garage fire damaged an apartment complex and destroyed 140 vehicles.
U.S. Judge Finds Google in Illegal Monopoly, Sparks Potential Breakup
A U.S. judge has ruled that Google holds an illegal monopoly in the search engine market, opening the door to potential breakup and significant changes in the online advertising landscape.
Intel to Slash 15% of Jobs Amid Turnaround Efforts
Intel is cutting 15% of its workforce and suspending dividends as it focuses on a turnaround plan centered on advanced AI processors and manufacturing capabilities.
China Launches New High-Orbit Internet Satellite
China successfully launched a new high-orbit internet-services satellite aboard its Long March-3B rocket, marking the 529th mission of the series.
Apple Chooses Google’s TPUs Over Nvidia for AI Infrastructure
Apple has selected Google’s TPUs over Nvidia’s dominant AI processors for its AI infrastructure, signaling a major shift in the tech landscape.
Expansion of World’s First 4th-Generation Nuclear Power Plant Begins in China
China begins expansion of the Shidaowan high temperature gas-cooled reactor, the world’s first fourth-generation nuclear power plant, enhancing energy capacity and local heating supply.
Global IT Chaos: CrowdStrike’s Bug Cripples Millions of Systems Worldwide
Last week’s CrowdStrike software bug caused a global IT outage, affecting 8.5 million Windows devices and costing billions. Learn how this impacts businesses and cybersecurity.