Robots Take Centre Stage At Singapore’s High-Tech ‘Olympiad
What happens when you gather hundreds of young tech whizzes from around the world and hand them robots? The World Robot Olympiad, which kicked off
What happens when you gather hundreds of young tech whizzes from around the world and hand them robots? The World Robot Olympiad, which kicked off
What’s tougher than walking from Suzhou to Shanghai? Apparently, a humanoid robot doing it nonstop — and setting a Guinness World Record in the process.
Could the AI boom be getting a little… overheated? Sundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet, Google’s parent company, told the BBC that AI investment has sparked
What happens when a tech giant goes head-to-head with a medical-tech heavyweight? In California, a jury just answered that question — and it cost Apple
Who needs just one tech giant when you can have them all? OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has inked a massive $38 billion deal with
When Google and Amazon signed a $1.2 billion cloud deal with Israel in 2021, they reportedly agreed to a bizarre condition — a secret “winking
Nvidia has just done the unthinkable — it’s now worth $5 trillion. Yes, trillion with a “T.” The chip-making giant has officially become the first
What should a chatbot say — and not say — to a teenager? OpenAI is drawing a new line after a tragic case in California.
Robots sprinting, tumbling, and even crashing into each other—welcome to Beijing’s World Humanoid Robot Games. Kicking off on Friday, the three-day spectacle brings together 280
An artificial skin was developed by scientists who claimed to have made it more sensitive and advanced than humans. The newly developed skin has more advanced sensing features than the human skin. This artificially developed skin can sense approaching objects without even touching them.
The new cold war has taken a dramatic turn in the past few years. Two world superpowers are battling each other for a very tiny resource, the semiconductors. The US has been trying to limit China’s access to the huge chip industry, an industry worth $500 billion. But so far, the US is winning the US-China Chip warfare.
Tokyo authorities have charged Apply Japan around $98 million for selling devices to tourists. Apply offered its devices for bulk sales to foreign tourists that were exempted from the consumption tax, according to Nikkei.
