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- China Races to Build Massive AI Computing Clusters
Cities and technology companies across China are building massive artificial intelligence (AI) computing This followed the launch in March of a 10,000-card intelligent computing cluster, built with Huawei’s China Mobile is set to launch the country’s largest single-operator intelligent computing centre there in late 2024, which will feature more than 18,000 domestic AI accelerator cards. They are building and operating their own clusters to reduce reliance on external computing resources
- Huawei Boosts Smart Driving Investment, Computing Power
This year's R&D investment includes 10 billion yuan, approximately USD 1.46 billion, specifically for computing This follows Huawei's success in revitalising Seres with the 2021 launch of the Aito brand. This lead was observed in both 2024 and 2025, according to data from Shanghai-based research firm ThinkerCar Automotive-related revenue surged 72% in 2025 to 45 billion yuan, or USD 6.5 billion. Huawei plans to invest over USD 10 billion in smart-driving computing power over five years.
- Singapore Strengthening Network Infrastructure To Combat Quantum Computer Attacks
resilience and security of businesses in the digital economy by making them safe from attacks by quantum computers Quantum computers can supposedly unlock unprecedented advancements in raw computing power, simulation and optimisation by using principles of quantum physics to solve problems too complex for classical computers. The country launched the National Quantum-Safe Network (NQSN) in 2022, leveraging more than a decade
- MWC 2022 Roundup: New Dimensity Silicon, Earbuds With Temperature Monitoring, HTC Vive's Metaverse
With MWC 2022 having wrapped up last week, here are some announcements that we found most interesting Chipsets MediaTek is expanding its Dimensity line beyond budget-friendly chipsets, announcing at MWC 2022 which was launched towards the end of last year, bagged the Disruptive Device Innovation Award at the 2022 Next-Gen Chip Packaging and Stacking Tech tech360.tv While not directly MWC 2022-related, Nikkei Asia These are just a couple of examples of what HTC demonstrated for the attendees of MWC 2022.
- China Spearheads Global Standards For Brain Computer Interface Technology
China has taken a major step in spearheading the standardisation of brain-computer interface technologies Brain-computer interface technology translates neural signals into commands for external computers, allowing China's BCI market was projected to be valued at USD 919.88 million by 2028. The market features a compound annual growth rate of 17.7% from 2024 to 2028, according to the China with a compound annual growth rate of 17.7% from 2024 to 2028.
- Xiaomi Introduces AI Computing Foundation with Three New Chips
These components and their technical specifications together establish what Xiaomi describes as an "AI computing The Xuanjie O3 chip delivers 200 TOPS of NPU compute power. And the D100 chip extends advanced computational capabilities to smart driving systems and local model artificial intelligence requirements: high energy efficiency, substantial bandwidth, and significant compute This method vertically connects a DRAM wafer with an NPU compute wafer.
- Nvidia Announces Next-Generation AI Chip Platform for 2026 Rollout
Nvidia unveils Rubin, its next-generation AI processor platform, which will be available in 2026. During a presentation at the Computex trade event in Taipei, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced that the future platform, dubbed Rubin, will be available in 2026. Nvidia announces next-generation AI chip platform, Rubin, to be rolled out in 2026 The Rubin family of
- Zhongqi Wuliang Unveils Data Center Quantum Computer Concept
a data centre grade quantum computer concept. setups to more manageable and expandable computing units suitable for wider adoption. The company's chosen technical approach involves neutral atom quantum computing. Shanghai has become a key centre for quantum computing within China. Zhongqi Wuliang will unveil a data centre grade quantum computer concept.
- Huawei Unveils AI Agent Phone, Computing Cluster at WAIC
Huawei Technologies is set to unveil its next-generation computing cluster and what has been described The Atlas 950 SuperPoD computing cluster was first presented by Huawei last year. surpassed 100 million units in 2025. In 2025, the 394 large-scale artificial intelligence organisations operating in Shanghai registered a Shanghai's artificial intelligence sector generated over USD 94 billion in 2025, indicating significant
- China's AI Compute Faces Scarcity Amid Low Utilization
China's artificial intelligence compute landscape exhibits a fundamental contradiction, according to While major cloud providers face acute scarcity of high-end processing, newly established local AI computing supercomputing centres, and the AI-specific computing centres constructed over the past two years. It highlights a genuine structural issue within China's AI compute environment. CUDA remains the industry's de facto standard for parallel computing.
- Nvidia to Open Quantum Computing Lab in Boston
Nvidia will establish a quantum computing research lab in Boston, collaborating with scientists from Huang previously stated in January that useful quantum computers were 20 years away. multiple classical computing chips. "It's going to be a classical system sitting next to a quantum computer, going back and forth... Nvidia will open a quantum computing research lab in Boston.
- Panasonic LUMIX S1H (2 Years Later) : Still Relevant In 2022?
After spending some time getting to know the Panasonic GH6 not long after its release, realising how good LUMIX cameras were for shooting video got me questioning an awful lot as to why I was never intrigued by the brand, despite the many kudos it's received amongst the videographer community ever since the GH5 made some leaps amongst competitors being able to record in anamorphic modes, 5 stops in-body stabilisation, and a relatively affordable price when it first came out. Although the Panasonic LUMIX S1H might just be a follow up to its predecessor the LUMIX S1, but with internal specs of a 24.2MP full-frame sensor leveraging on a dual-base ISO setting to minimise noise and maximise image quality from low to high sensitivity, recording modes of C4K/4K 60p/50p, 6K/24p 4:2:0 10-bit in 3:2 and 5.9K 30p/25p/24p 4:2:0 10-bit in 16:9, Anamorphic 4K and not to mention RAW video outputs for external recording — its hard to distinguish what else they could improve upon when it comes to image outputs. Despite the overqualification, Panasonic still felt like they had to give film creators 14+ stops of dynamic range and a wide colour spectrum, heat management improvements by adding a cooling fan which supports unlimited video recording, a dust & splash-resistant body design made of magnesium alloy full die-cast frame, while sealing every seam, dial and button designed for usage temperatures as low as -10°C, and also the newly developed tilt and free-angle rear monitor, which can now also be found in the GH6. Other features include dual record buttons on the top and bottom left side of the body and more familiar button placements that resemble the GH6. To which may have been the true catalyst for its birth, considering how similar the two are albeit one being a full-frame and the other of an APS-C sensor. My experience with the LUMIX S1H really felt like it was performing with one hand tied behind it's back, provided that this camera truly could spread its wings when rigged to the fullest with external monitors, cinema lenses, XLR outputs, and probably a V-mount battery to combat the sub-par 3050mAh 1 hour 35 minute running time I managed to get. Even when pinning the S1H amongst other full-frame flagships such as a Sony A7Siii and the latest Nikon Z9, low-light performance managed to outperform both when it came to retaining shadows, yet may have suffered more when pushed up to 51,200 ISO — while in some situations, colours turned out to be undersaturated or muted in Standard picture profile. Among other faults I discovered such as Contrast Autofocus being very inconsistent or how it would've been nicer to test image qualities with different L-mount lenses aside from the 35mm f/1.8 I had with me, the LUMIS S1H has truly set the bar for itself as the flagship to live up to when it comes to image outputs. Then again, I have a feeling a new Panasonic full-frame might already be in the works and might come out sooner than we realise. Written by Fitri Aiyub
- Meta to Monitor Employee Computer Activity for AI Model Development
Meta is installing new tracking software on computers used by its employees based in the U.S. The models currently struggle to replicate human computer interaction, especially with tasks like choosing Stone explained, "If we're building agents to help people complete everyday tasks using computers, our AI tools have garnered significant attention in Silicon Valley for their ability to handle complex tasks Meta is implementing new software to track employee computer activity, including mouse movements, clicks
- Neuron-Powered Chips Learn Doom, Advance Biological Computing
Human brain cells grown on computer chips have successfully learned to play the classic first-person This achievement brings biological computers closer to practical applications, such as controlling robotic Cortical Labs Australian organisation Cortical Labs previously used neuron-powered chips to play Pong in 2021 The neuronal computer chip used about a quarter of the neurons compared to the Pong demonstration. , a task which Hayashi and his colleagues are attempting with a similar computer made from jelly-like
- Some Companies Link AI to Job Cuts, but the Reality is More Complex
The narrative surrounding AI and job cuts is complex, with companies often using AI as a justification
- OpenAI Launches Advanced ChatGPT Agent to Perform Complex Tasks
OpenAI has introduced a new artificial intelligence agent for ChatGPT that can carry out complex tasks It uses a virtual computer equipped with tools that allow it to browse the web and interact with online launched a new AI agent for ChatGPT on Thursday Available to Pro, Plus and Team tier users Can perform complex tasks using a virtual computer and web tools Source: REUTERS
- Netflix Games Expands to TVs and Computers in Canada and UK Beta Test
its mobile games playable across more devices. tech360.tv Netflix will start testing games on TVs and computers This test on TVs and computers builds on Netflix's push into gaming that began with a mobile launch in November 2021. By expanding to more platforms like TVs and computers, Netflix aims to make its games catalog accessible Netflix is testing games on TVs and computers in Canada and the UK, expanding beyond mobile Limited beta
- Lightelligence Debuts First Photonic Computing Deployment, PACE 3 Chip
Lightelligence has showcased the initial real-world deployment of photonic computing technology. The Tianshu Light Cube system was presented as the first practical photonic computing system deployed This strategy seeks to foster an ecosystem for optical computing from its foundational stages. computational pattern in neural network inference. But Lightelligence maintains that photonic computing aims to create an entirely new computing ecosystem
- China's Nayuta Space Unveils Alaya AI Compute Satellite Constellation
China's Nayuta Space has introduced the 'Alaya' orbital computing constellation, intending to deploy 12,500 artificial intelligence compute satellites. The GW-class orbital computing constellation integrates satellites and rockets. NVIDIA released the Space-1 Vera Rubin space computing module. Nayuta Space plans to deploy 12,500 AI compute satellites in orbit.
- Microsoft Unveils New Quantum Computing Chip Created with Artificial Intelligence
Microsoft unveiled a new quantum computing chip redesigned with the help of artificial intelligence. Credit: MICROSOFT The technology firm expects to have commercially useful quantum machines by 2029. The company is racing against Google, Amazon, and Chinese efforts to develop quantum systems to solve complex Microsoft expects to have commercially useful quantum machines by 2029.



















