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Saudi Arabia is poised at the brink of a technological revolution, underscored by its aspirations to establish a robust artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem within the kingdom. With strategic ambitions set forth in its Vision 2030 initiative, the kingdom is focusing on fostering economic development and diversification away from its traditional petroleum reliance. A pivotal element
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Larry Ellison, the renowned tech mogul, celebrated his 80th birthday last month amidst a flurry of success for Oracle. While other tech giants like Intel and Cisco are grappling with the challenges of a rapidly evolving industry dominated by artificial intelligence, Oracle has emerged as a favorite on Wall Street. The recent surge in Oracle’s
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Generative artificial intelligence has been making waves globally, with big U.S. companies like OpenAI, Alphabet’s Google, and Meta leading the pack. However, China’s tech giants, including Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu, Huawei, and ByteDance, have also jumped on the bandwagon, launching their own AI models in the past 18 months. This article delves into the Chinese AI
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In a recent letter addressed to the CEOs of major tech companies such as Alphabet, Meta, and Microsoft, California Attorney General Rob Bonta emphasized the critical need for these companies to take action in protecting voters from deception, intimidation, and dissuasion. With millions of Californians relying on social media and artificial intelligence services for information
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Northvolt, a prominent player in Europe’s electric vehicle industry, has recently announced a series of drastic measures to streamline its operations amidst challenging market conditions. The company, based in Stockholm, Sweden, is known for producing lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles and has partnerships with major automakers such as Volkswagen and Volvo. This article aims to
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Starlink, the satellite internet service owned by SpaceX, made a decision to block the social network X in Brazil. This was done in order to avoid losing its license to operate in the country. The decision was made as a response to Brazil’s supreme court blocking X due to its failure to comply with court
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