NIO, Xpeng, Li Auto to use in-house chips in upcoming models for automated driving
The US-listed Chinese electric vehicle trio has made some progress in their push to replace the chips for advanced driving
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Elida Mayoral
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Oracle-backed Ampere explores sale amid shifting semiconductor landscape
Ampere Computing, the Oracle-backed semiconductor startup specializing in Arm-based processors for data centers, is reportedly exploring a potential sale, according
Esraa Elsheikh
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King Salman Global Academy to Host Arabic Computing Conference
The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language will host its third international conference from October 6 to 7 in
SonalMohan Jadhav
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AI revolutionizing social media: Tata Motors’ CMO and Havas Media’s CDO share insights
Shubhranshu Singh, Chief Marketing Officer of Tata Motors CVBU, and Rohan Chincholi, Chief Digital Officer at Havas Media India agreed
Jason Rainbow
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Evolving artificial intelligence capabilities in space
Executives discussing emerging space-based computing capabilities Sept. 20 called for stronger collaboration between policymakers and technology leaders to accelerate artificial
Dina Genkina
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Startup Says It Can Make a 100x Faster CPU
In an era of fast-evolving AI accelerators, general purpose CPUs don’t get a lot of love. “If you look at
Will Shanklin
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The Immersed Visor aims for spatial computing’s sweet spot
An Austin-based startup best known for its VR and mixed reality workspace software for other companies’ headsets now has hardware
Kohava Mendelsohn
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Cat’s Eye Camera Can See Through Camouflage
Did that rock move, or is it a squirrel crossing the road? Tracking objects that look a lot like their
Linnea Ahlgren
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Germany picks 4 startups to deliver world’s first quantum computer for ‘mobile defence’
In its most expensive project to date, Germany’s Cyber Agency (Cyberagentur) has awarded three different contracts to four quantum computing
Linnea Ahlgren
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Algorithm startup QMill vows to become ‘first to provide quantum advantage’
Espoo outside of Helsinki is turning into quite the quantum hub. The city’s latest addition to the Finnish quantum computing
