Pure coincidence, surely not? Huawei launches its fastest AI chip ever as US bans export of popular China-only Nvidia H20
Huawei launches its fastest AI processor one day after US bans China-only Nvidia H20 chip...
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Doug Schmidt
11:23
Windsor-Essex goes Tory blue as Canada goes Liberal: LIVE Election Night updates for Windsor-Essex
Welcome to the Windsor Star’s live blog for the federal election. The polls close in Ontario at 9:30 p.m. The
Doug Schmidt
11:23
Million-dollar fire forces evacuation of Windsor Elections Canada polling station
In a case of the worst timing possible, Elections Canada was forced to scramble Monday morning to find a new
cybernewswire
11:23
Court Dismisses Criminal Charges Against VPN Executive, Affirms No-Log Policy
Toronto, Canada, 28th April 2025, CyberNewsWire...
April Rubin
11:23
PM Carney says Trump will never “break us” as Liberals claim victory in Canada’s election
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney vowed to stand up to President Trump and his repeated threats against Canada as his
TCC Group
11:23
TCC Group acquires Momenta Group to expand compliance and resourcing solutions for regulated industries
Monday 28 April, 2025 TCC Group, headed by The Consulting Consortium Holdings company – a leading provider of intelligent compliance
Jose Oramas
11:23
Bitget Pursues Legal Action Against Traders Over $20M VOXEL Token Manipulation
Bitget is coming for eight traders after a US$20M (AU$31M) exploit rocked its VOXEL perpetual futures market. On April 27,
Elsie Adamo
11:23
Wagyu beef producer confident about exports despite Trump tariff threat
Australia's wagyu beef industry is poised for export growth amid America's falling beef herd numbers and continued demand for Australia's
Oliver Dale
11:23
Best Cryptos to Invest In Right Now? These 4 Coins Are Making Heads Turn in Central Asia
Alright, here’s the thing: crypto isn’t just popping off in Silicon Valley or Singapore. The streets of Tashkent, Almaty, Minsk,
Jay Peters
11:23
‘Video games are not manufactured in China,’ Playasia reassures tariff-wary customers
Playasia, a popular retailer for buying video games, toys, and more from Asia, says that it “does not expect” the
