Morphing from Twitter into X, the new super app will offer users multiple services and will effectively be the WeChat of the West.
The partnership between GameStop and Telos Foundation will attract new users by leveling Web3 barriers preventing widespread adoption.
An unconfirmed report states Microsoft and CoreWeave have entered a business partnership worth billions of dollars, to support AI advancement.
Compared to Quest 2, the new Meta Quest 3 comes with a 49 percent slimmer optic profile, thus a more comfortable headset for users.
Apple is focused on overhauling the Mac line with the new computer as well as attracting more customers, especially now that there is a static stretch in the computer industry.
Public testing of Alibaba’s Tongyi Qianwen is now underway in China as the company hopes to finetune the AI and fully release it later.
According to GetYourGuide, the funds raised will be used to invest in AI including the integration of Large Language Models (LLMs) into its platform.
To mitigate the risk of AI hallucinations, OpenAI has come up with a new approach that implies training AI models to reward themselves for each correct step of reasoning instead of rewarding a correct final answer.
Oppo’s new mixed reality headset will be specifically for developers to create apps and explore the best use cases of mixed reality technology.
China Telecom has noted that the establishment of a quantum tech hub is in line with President Xi Jinping’s long-term tech adoption.
Contract electronics manufacturing giant Foxconn banks on explosive AI popularity to drive its server business revenue in 2023.
Wood’s Ark Innovation ETF has dropped more than 10% from its peak in early February, while the Nasdaq 100 Stock Index has climbed up by 12% in the same time frame.
Chinese multinational tech company Baidu is launching a well-heeled fund to support AI development and growth.
Tesla is already constructing a mega factory in Shanghai to ramp up energy storage for its current and upcoming models including the Cybertruck.
Robotics developer Serve recently deepened its relationship with Uber Eats to deploy 2,000 bots for food deliveries across the US.