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In a recent development, Elon Musk’s company X has taken a resolute stance against policy violations on Twitter. During the period spanning from May 26 to June 25, the company initiated action against a staggering 544,473 accounts in India, leading to their expulsion from the platform. Notably, this proactive approach to enforcing policies has resulted in a record-breaking ban of 2.3 million Twitter accounts in India during the subsequent June-July timeframe. Elon Musk’s X has garnered attention for its groundbreaking

Xiaomi, the innovative tech giant, has officially confirmed the launch date of its highly anticipated device, the Mi Mix Fold 3. As the successor to the Mi Mix Fold 2, this upcoming folding smartphone has generated significant excitement among tech enthusiasts and industry experts alike. Set to push the boundaries of smartphone design and functionality, the Mi Mix Fold 3 promises to provide users with a unique and versatile mobile experience. A Sneak Peek into the Future: Xiaomi has a

As chatbot fever spreads to the workplace, many workers across the U.S. are turning to ChatGPT to help with basic tasks, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found. But that may not be good news for some. Generative A.I. — an app that uses a large language model to hold conversations with users and answer myriad prompts — has raised worries about potential intellectual property and strategy leaks. That has led companies ranging from JPMorgan Chase and Northrop Grumman to Apple and Google

The OnePlus Open, OnePlus’ first foldable smartphone, is expected to launch at the end of this month or by September. The company’s foldable handset is set to rival smartphones like Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and the newly launched Tecno Phantom V Fold in India. However, the Chinese brand has yet to reveal the price of the OnePlus Open. According to a recent report by tipster Yogesh Brar on X (formerly Twitter), the OnePlus Open could be priced below Rs

Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer, TSMC’s (2330. TW) board of directors, is expected to decide to build a factory in the German city of Dresden, the Handelsblatt Daily reported on Monday. The paper added that the company is negotiating government subsidies worth as much as 5 billion euros ($5.49 billion), citing government sources. The sources said the company will operate the factory, which will produce chips for automakers, in a joint venture with local partners Bosch Ltd, NXP Semiconductors NV, and Infineon

Artificial intelligence (AI) has a lot of potential – but it could be an economic blessing or curse, depending on how it is implemented and managed. The answer to this question will hinge on whether policymakers can balance embracing the technology’s possibilities and addressing its possible negative consequences. History offers clues as to how this might be done. Many worry that AI will destroy jobs, causing social unrest and violence worldwide. While some of this concern is unfounded, there is

Specialized cloud provider CoreWeave has raised $2.3 billion in a debt facility led by Magnetar Capital and Blackstone (BX.N) and collateralized by Nvidia chips, with the funds to be used to expand to meet rising AI workload, the company said on Thursday. CoreWeave is a specialist in accelerating compute-intensive AI workloads with its GPU-powered servers, and the latest round of funding will be used to boost its capacity for machine learning, data processing, visual effects rendering, and pixel streaming. The

Tencent, China’s largest tech giant, said on Thursday it had started internal testing of its self-developed artificial intelligence (AI) model, and the platform is now being integrated with several internal services and products. The company’s foundation AI model, Hunyuan, has been integrated with various products, including Tencent Cloud, Tencent Meeting, and Tencent Docs. The development of Hunyuan is part of Tencent’s AI strategy to make the technology widely used in its products and services, a key initiative of founder and

The world’s most valuable firm is expected to report a dip in iPhone sales in the April-June quarter as shoppers held out for a new model in a slow economy. Amid rising inflation, higher interest rates, and fears of a recession, consumers and businesses have been cutting back on spending. That has made it challenging for Big Tech firms to grow their revenue and earnings, which underpin their valuations. Apple CEO Tim Cook has said that global economic uncertainty hurts