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- No Evidence of Mobile Phones Causing Brain Cancer, Concludes WHO-Backed Study
An analysis of 63 studies published between 1994 and 2022 found no increased risks. The comprehensive analysis included 63 studies conducted between 1994 and 2022, which were evaluated association between mobile phone use and brain cancer risk Analysis of 63 studies spanning from 1994 to 2022
- New Framework Proposes To Hold Banks, Telcos Accountable for Scam Victims’ Losses
It was first announced in February 2022 after about 800 OCBC customers lost a combined S$13.7 million MAS said it only took longer than it initially anticipated due to the complexity of the issues involved
- Millennials, Gen Z and Males Most Likely To Fall for Scams, Says Microsoft Study
Gen Z was the most exposed to computer-related scams due to their level of online activity but this age This is true for Singaporean youths, who are the most exposed to computer-related scam interactions but In 2021, 34% of Singaporeans encountered an unsolicited call versus the 19% statistic recorded in 2018 In 2018, 15% of Singaporeans interacted with a scam while that figure only dropped by one point in 2021 viruses on their computer.
- US Alleges $300 Million AI Server Smuggling Scheme Used Singapore and Malaysia
Lui owns California based Earthmade Computer. servers containing export controlled GPUs between 2023 and 2024. servers, which contained export controlled GPUs, were shipped from Los Angeles to Kuala Lumpur in January 2024 received more than US$176 million from two Malaysia based shipping companies between January and October 2024 systems that can be used for artificial intelligence and high performance computing.
- Neuralink Faces Setbacks with Brain Implant Wires in Human Trials Despite FDA Approval
were made to restore the implant's ability to monitor brain signals. tech360.tv Neuralink, the brain-computer Arbaugh has been able to play video games, browse the internet, and control a computer cursor on his In 2022, the FDA initially rejected the company's application for human trials, citing safety concerns
- Microsoft Officially Discontinues Xbox One Production To Focus on Next-Gen Console
Cindy Walker, said that Microsoft had already stopped production of Xbox One consoles since the end of 2020 According to unnamed sources, Sony was supposed to quietly discontinue the PS4's production at the end of 2021 As such, Sony will continue to produce about a million PS4 consoles throughout 2022 to reduce the strain According to Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, the semiconductor shortage will continue until at least 2023.
- China Approves 105 Video Games, but Stocks Fail to Rebound Despite Christmas Hopes
video games for sale in the country in December, marking the highest number of approvals since July 2022 This is the first time since July 2022 that Beijing has approved over 100 titles in a single month, with China approves 105 video games for sale in December, the highest number since July 2022.
- US Finalises US$406 Million Chips Subsidy for Taiwan's GlobalWafers
GlobalWafers, operating in 18 factories across nine countries, is navigating these complexities as it In 2022, GlobalWafers plans to construct a US$5 billion plant in Texas to produce 300-mm silicon wafers The Commerce Department is expediting the finalisation of awards under the 2022 $52.7 billion CHIPS and
- You Got to BeReal: A French Social Media App Takes US University Campuses by Storm
BeReal was first launched in early 2020 by French entrepreneur Alexis Barreyat and saw early success university students there, leading to the developers raising US$30 million in its series A round in 2021 Since its launch, BeReal has seen its user numbers soar by 315% just this year alone (2022), as reported For instance, Bloomberg posted an article in late March 2022 on the app, describing it as the “un-Instagram However, the first major user spike of 2022, in late January, may have been due to Mashable picking up
- EU Slaps Meta with €797 Million Fine for Unfair Practices Linked to Facebook Marketplace
The Commission initiated formal proceedings in June 2021 and later raised concerns in December 2022 regarding
- China's Bytedance in Talks to Sell Gaming Unit Moonton
studio, known for developing the mobile game "Mobile Legends: Bang Bang," was acquired by Bytedance in 2021 , the government implemented strict regulations, causing the sector to shrink for the first time in 2022 Moonton, known for the game "Mobile Legends: Bang Bang," was acquired by Bytedance in 2021 for $4 billion
- Figma Files Confidentially for US IPO After Adobe Deal Collapse
In December 2023, regulators in both regions halted the deal, which would have been one of the largest Figma was last valued at USD 12.5 billion in 2023 following a secondary share sale that allowed employees The company, founded in 2012 by Dylan Field, offers a collaborative design platform used to create, share billion Adobe acquisition was blocked by UK and EU regulators Figma was valued at USD 12.5 billion in 2023
- Tianjin Unveils World's Smallest, Lightest Non-Invasive BCI System
Tianjin University's Haihe Laboratory of Brain Computer Interaction and Human Machine Integration has unveiled a new non invasive brain computer interface, or BCI, system. according to the university, its primary performance metrics align with the requirements of GB 9706.226-2021 system operates for between 8 and 10 hours on a single charge, enabling prolonged, uninterrupted brain computer It meets China's national medical device standard GB 9706.226-2021, offering 8 to 10 hours of operation
- Grand Theft Auto VI Announcement Reportedly Coming Very Soon
very tightlipped about Grand Theft Auto VI since confirming that it was in development in February 2022 Statista reports that as of August 2023, Grand Theft Auto V has sold over 185 million units worldwide Rockstar has been very tightlipped about the game since confirming that it was in development in February 2022
- Waymo Expands Autonomous Ride-Hailing Service to All San Francisco Resident
Waymo first launched a test service in San Francisco in 2021, requiring an autonomous specialist to be Waymo also made its service available to all Phoenix, Arizona residents in 2020, with no waitlist required took over a decade for the company to launch its first driverless taxi service in the United States in 2020
- Foldable Phone Market Rapid Growth Credited to Samsung's Z Fold and Z Flip Phones
, marking an increase of 264.3% over the 1.9 million units shipped in 2020. Meanwhile, Samsung may be revealing a few new devices at the upcoming Mobile World Congress on 27 February 2022 foldable phone, may mean that a foldable, possibly even a few of the foldable concepts it featured in CES 2022 might be revealing a new foldable device, possibly one of the foldable concepts it featured during CES 2022 , at the upcoming Mobile World Congress on 27 February 2022.
- Huawei Unveils Atlas 960 SuperPoD for Advanced AI Despite US Limits
Huawei Technologies recently introduced its new Atlas 960 SuperPoD computing cluster. The Atlas 960 SuperPoD computing cluster derives operational power from Ascend 960 chips. This new SuperPoD system is positioned to compete directly within the global computing power sector. This structural adjustment is intended to optimise data transfer within the computing cluster. The company seeks to secure its long-term capabilities in high-end computing solutions.
- Microsoft Wants to Build Xbox Store on Mobile Devices
ancillary revenue, represented more than half of Activision Blizzard’s ... revenues in the first half of 2022 mobile gaming accounted for more than half of the US$165 billion total revenue of the gaming market in 2020 help boost its overall revenue, having accounted for more than half of the total gaming earnings in 2020
- China's AI Infrastructure Expansion to Compete with US Stargate Project
China's rapid progress in establishing intelligent computing centres has caught the attention of analysts , with expectations that the gap between China and the US in computing infrastructure will continue to computing power is estimated to reach 230 eflops by 2023, slightly behind the US. Companies like DeepSeek and ByteDance have introduced AI models that require fewer computing resources power expected to reach 230 eflops by 2023 Source: SCMP
- Pudu Robotics Unveils D5 Robot Dog, Aims for Global Expansion
Robotics The D5 is Pudu’s second robot dog model, following a smaller, less-agile version released in 2022 to a wide range of industry-specific functions which can be customised, powered by high-performance computing Leading robot makers had set aggressive targets for 2026, according to a Morgan Stanley research note yuan across at least 10 funding rounds, the company reportedly underwent layoffs and restructuring in 2022


















