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- Xpeng Unveils AI-Chip Powered P7 Sedan to Rival Tesla Model 3, Xiaomi SU7
Xpeng first launched the P7 in mid-2020, and it quickly became a key growth driver for the company, attracting Navigation Guided Pilot autonomous driving system in Hong Kong soon, with a global rollout planned for 2026
- Asus ZenBook Pro Duo Review: An Actual Dual Display Laptop… Kind of?
When we first saw this at Computex at Taipei, the initial thought was of the Macbook Pro with the Touch
- Unitree Launches Dex5 Robotic Hand With 20 Degrees of Freedom for Human-Level Precision
Demonstration videos show the Dex5 performing complex tasks such as picking up oranges, playing cards
- ASML to Open Repair Centre in Beijing Despite US-China Tech Tensions
China became ASML’s largest market in 2024, accounting for 36.1% of total sales, surpassing Taiwan for In 2023, Taiwan was ASML’s top market with €8.1 billion in sales, compared with €7.3 billion from China In October, ASML projected that China’s contribution to its total sales would drop to about 20% in 2025 ASML will open a reuse-and-repair centre in Beijing in 2024. China became ASML’s largest market in 2024, accounting for 36.1% of total sales.
- Dan's the Man: Why Chinese Women are Turning to ChatGPT for Love
Lisa, a 30-year-old computer science student, has amassed a large social media following since revealing One such lady is Lisa, a 30-year-old computer science student in California. Lisa, a 30-year-old studying computer science, has gained a significant following on social media since
- PS VR2 Pre-Orders Now Open in Singapore
The PS VR 2 is not due until the end of February 2023 onwards, according to the pre-order listings. Horizon Call of the Mountain Bundle, priced at S$939 The headset is not due until the end of February 2023
- Adobe Faces Backlash for Selling AI-Generated Avatars in the Style of Famous Photographer
However, Adams' heirs stated that they had been in direct contact with Adobe since August 2023, raising
- Tsinghua AI Spinout Tairex Introduces Multi-Specialty Doctor Avatars For Outpatient Clinics
For complex cases, multiple avatars join a consultation view to provide suggestions on diagnosis and
- Malaysia: Cryptocurrency Cannot Be Used as Legal Tender
The regulatory move rolled out in January 2022.
- Meta Singapore Host First Public AI Showcase From 22 to 23 November
From November 22nd to 23rd November 2025, Meta will host its first-ever public AI showcase in Singapore frontier of wearables, Philipp Kandal, spoke highly of how form factors like the Meta AI glasses can solve complex their Grab partners find their way inside malls to pick up food or find customers in buildings with complex
- OpenAI Unveils Real-Time Audio Models for Conversational AI
OpenAI is set to introduce three audio models for its developer platform on Thursday, May 7, 2026, which Key functionalities include managing complex requests, translating over 70 languages, and live speech-to-text
- Ex-OpenAI Engineer Launches Robotics Start-Up, Enters Race for Intelligent Machines
China aims for mass production of humanoid robots by 2025. Credit: XINHUA Roger Jiang, who departed from OpenAI in June 2023, founded Light Robotics in Singapore China aims to achieve mass production of humanoid robots by 2025, with plans for them to drive economic growth by 2027. developing consumer-friendly companion robots China aims for mass production of humanoid robots by 2025
- Qualcomm Opens AI Research Centre in Vietnam to Boost Tech Innovation
Credit: Ariana Drehsler/Bloomberg The centre will focus on AI applications in smartphones, personal computers
- OpenAI Contemplates Transition from Nonprofit Roots to For-Profit Company
evolution into a significant business entity controlled by a nonprofit board has resulted in governance complexities Tax experts have highlighted the complexities of OpenAI's corporate structure, which is intended to give
- Starship Raises USD 50 Million to Expand Robot Delivery Fleet After 9 Million Deliveries
The company aims to increase its robot fleet from 2,700 to over 12,000 by 2027, focusing on expanding They use onboard cameras and computer vision, mapped to real-world terrain, for navigation. company raised an additional USD 50 million, aiming to grow its robot fleet from 2,700 to over 12,000 by 2027 Starship's robots operate in six countries, utilising computer vision for precise navigation with one-inch
- Snail-Inspired Robots Use Swarm Power to Climb and Collaborate
Credit: Zhao et al., Nature Communications, 2024 (CC BY 4.0) Modelled after white jade land snails, the In strong mode, they activate a vacuum-style sucker to attach to each other and navigate more complex
- Intel Shares Surge as Second-Quarter Revenue Forecast Beats Estimates
These chips will be produced at Musk’s envisioned Terafab project, an advanced AI chip complex. Earlier, Intel expanded its AI CPU partnership with Alphabet’s Google and joined Musk's Terafab AI chip complex
- Chinese AI Firm MiniMax Prepares for Mainland China Listing After Shares Surge in Hong Kong
Its peer, Knowledge Atlas Technology, which is also known as Zhipu but rebranded in 2025 as Z.ai, is Founded in 2021, MiniMax is known for its M-series large language models and popular consumer applications While MiniMax's revenue surged nearly 160% year on year to USD 79 million in 2025, annual losses widened
- Jack Ma Envisions AI-Driven Future in Rare Ant Group Speech
This event marked Ma's first address to Ant Group since its halted mega initial public offering in 2020 Shortly after Ma's speech, Ant announced that Jing would step down as CEO in 2025, with finance chief
- Using Phones at Gas Stations Cause Explosions? 5 Tech Myths Most Singaporean Parents Believe
Everybody Working in Tech Can Fix Computers Credit: Digital Trends Whenever I tell my middle-aged relatives I’m writing about tech, they ask “so can I call you if I need help with my computer?”. It irks me because even though I’m able to build my own computers and troubleshoot general issues, it They might or might not know how to fix computers, but I’m sure they won’t appreciate being generalised



















