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Qualcomm Introduces OryonPowered Snapdragon X Series Processors

Qualcomm has introduced the Snapdragon X series, a new line of chips that will coexist with its existing Snapdragon 8cx processors. These new Snapdrag

Qualcomm has introduced the Snapdragon X series, a new line of chips that will coexist with its existing Snapdragon 8cx processors. These new Snapdragon X chips will feature a customized version of the Oryon CPUs, offering significant improvements in both performance and power efficiency. The Oryon CPU, initially announced in November last year, is intended for use in various devices, including PCs, smartphones, digital cockpits, extended reality, and advanced driver assistance systems. Qualcomm will also distinguish these new chips with a different branding, replacing the iconic Snapdragon fireball logo. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Israeli Tech Startups Struggle for Funding Amid Economic Turbulence

Israeli tech startups are struggling to secure funding due to a turbulent year marked by the collapse of a major startup lender, global economic conce

Israeli tech startups are struggling to secure funding due to a turbulent year marked by the collapse of a major startup lender, global economic concerns, and rising interest rates. This funding challenge is expected to persist for several months. The tech sector is a crucial component of Israels economy, employing 14% of the workforce and contributing 20% to the countrys $525 billion GDP in 2022. Israel, often referred to as "Silicon Wadi," is home to numerous startups, but investment in these ventures has been declining for seven consecutive quarters, even prior to recent events. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

UK Governments AI Strategy Under Fire at Labour Party Conference

Labour tech ministers have criticized Rishi Sunaks handling of AI regulation, claiming its progressing too slowly and lacks clear priorities. They bel

Labour tech ministers have criticized Rishi Sunaks handling of AI regulation, claiming its progressing too slowly and lacks clear priorities. They believe the government is failing to support the tech sector in harnessing the potential of AI, despite the Prime Ministers promise to make the UK a global AI leader. They particularly pointed out the delays in the AI regulatory white papers release and issues with government AI consultations, which they say are harming both AI professionals and the UK economy. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Samsung Faces 80% Decline in Q3 Earnings Amid Semiconductor Challenges

Samsung Electronics is anticipated to report an approximately 80% drop in Q3 earnings, primarily due to semiconductor challenges. The South Korean tec

Samsung Electronics is anticipated to report an approximately 80% drop in Q3 earnings, primarily due to semiconductor challenges. The South Korean tech giant will release its earnings guidance soon, with analysts expecting a 78.7% YoY decline in operating profit to 2.3 trillion Korean won $1.7 billion. Revenue is predicted to fall by 11.6% to 67.8 trillion won. Samsung, the worlds top memory chip maker and largest smartphone player, is facing significant losses in its semiconductor division, a segment that typically generates substantial profits. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Japan and South Africa Partner for Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Initiative

Japan has pledged support for international development funding, research, and private sector involvement to establish a sustainable and affordable hy

Japan has pledged support for international development funding, research, and private sector involvement to establish a sustainable and affordable hydrogen and ammonia supply chain in South Africa. Both countries have signed a historic Memorandum of Cooperation, acknowledging South Africas potential as a competitive producer of hydrogen and green ammonia. The event took place during a Joint Workshop on Large Scale Hydrogen Projects in Tokyo, where Colin Loubser, General Manager of Hive Hydrogen, presented the Coega Green Ammonia Project. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Private Enterprises in China Receive Legal Protection Amidst Challenges

Chinas top court has released guidelines to enhance the legal environment for private businesses, signaling renewed government support for this critic

Chinas top court has released guidelines to enhance the legal environment for private businesses, signaling renewed government support for this critical economic sector. The private industry has been grappling with the aftermath of COVID19 restrictions and a broad regulatory crackdown, impacting the recovery of the worlds secondlargest economy. Despite government efforts announced in July to bolster the sector, confidence among private businesses remains shaky. The guidelines from the Supreme Peoples Court focus on legal protection for private companies and the rights of entrepreneurs. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Unauthorized Books Fuel Controversy in AI Model Training

Prominent tech firms are facing criticism for using unauthorized books to train AI models, causing backlash from authors and raising ethical concerns.

Prominent tech firms are facing criticism for using unauthorized books to train AI models, causing backlash from authors and raising ethical concerns. Nearly 200,000 books, part of a dataset known as "Books3," are being used for AI training. The dataset includes illicitly acquired ebooks, covering various genres. While some AI training uses online articles, premium texts like books are crucial for comprehensive language learning. Lawsuits are now targeting Meta and other companies utilizing Books3 for AI training. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Tech Giants Struggle to Turn AI Hype into Profit Amid Soaring Operational Costs

According to reports, major technology companies are grappling with the challenge of turning their AI ventures into profitable endeavors, despite the

According to reports, major technology companies are grappling with the challenge of turning their AI ventures into profitable endeavors, despite the enthusiastic response from consumers. The primary obstacle lies in the substantial operational costs associated with maintaining AI products. AI tools, particularly those yet to establish market durability, can prove costly to operate due to their reliance on powerful servers equipped with expensive, powerhungry chips. Unlike conventional software, AI requires specific algorithms to process each query, with the energy consumption varying based on the querys complexity. This results in substantial expenses, especially for highfrequency users. For instance, Microsoft faces losses with GitHub Copilot, an AI coding assistant, as it incurs a deficit of $20 per user per month, with some users costing as much as $80. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          



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