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Nvidia invests $103M in Oxa autonomous tech
Oxford-based Oxa raised $103M from Nvidia and UK National Wealth Fund. Funding targets commercializing self-driving software for industrial vehicles. Company to expand physical AI, robotics, and global operations.
Non-Coders Win AI Hackathon with Claude
Article debunks AI doomsday hype, spotlighting Anthropic hackathon where lawyer and doctor built pro tools via Claude and Vibe Coding. Software engineer demand surges 11%, SaaS rebounds post-LLM experiments. AI amplifies human expertise, creating domain opportunities.
Google Workspace vs Microsoft 365 for Business
This analysis compares Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 as subscription-based office suites for businesses, covering pricing, apps, AI tools, security, and support. Google Workspace offers free Gemini AI, while Microsoft 365 includes Copilot. Both provide core productivity apps with cloud storage and multi-device support.
China to Boost Global AI Access vs US
Wang Jian, director at Zhejiang Lab, asserts China has the resources and responsibility to enhance global AI accessibility. He contrasts this with the US's self-interested policies. Remarks were made at China's annual 'two sessions' in Beijing.
Aikido to Launch Offshore Floating Data Center
Offshore wind developer Aikido plans to deploy a small data center beneath a floating offshore wind turbine later this year. This positions data centers offshore as a renewable-powered alternative to space-based concepts. It leverages wind energy and ocean cooling for efficiency.
Pharma Reps Urge AI Boost
At China's two sessions, pharma leaders like Sun Piaoyang highlight innovative drug hospital access issues and advocate AI integration in R&D, primary care, TCM, and obesity management. Suggestions include subsidies for AI doctor assistants and AI-driven breakthroughs in key technologies. This aims to enhance innovation conversion and grassroots healthcare.
Windows 11 Makes Print Screen Yield to Third-Parties
Microsoft is testing a 'Make Print Screen key yieldable' group policy in Windows 11. It allows third-party apps to intercept the Print Screen key, replacing the system's default screenshot tool.
Seedance 2.0 Prices at 1 RMB per Video Second
Volcano Engine reveals Seedance 2.0 pricing: 28 RMB per million tokens with video input for editing, 46 RMB without for text-to-video. A 15-second video consumes 308,880 tokens, costing 15 RMB without input—1 RMB per second.
Muxi Shares Q1 2026 Loss to Narrow 22-61%
Muxi Shares forecasts Q1 2026 revenue of 400-600M RMB, up 25-87% YoY. Net loss projected at 90.8-181.5M RMB, narrowing 22-61% from prior year amid AI chip ramp-up.
Pixel Now Playing App Gains Usable Song History
Pixel's Now Playing tool evolves into a standalone app. Features a history tab logging every identified song. Enables direct playback in Spotify or Apple Music.
AI Boom Sparks Memory Crunch, Phone Prices Soar
AI servers have consumed all NAND/DRAM capacity from Samsung, SK Hynix, and others, driving smartphone prices up thousands of yuan. Data centers' massive power and copper demands exacerbate consumer costs, with HDD prices tripling for cloud apps. Price surges may persist until 2028 due to fab build times.
Post-Seedance 2.0: Film Jobs Vanish
The post-Seedance 2.0 era questions which film industry jobs will disappear due to AI advancements. It analyzes roles at risk and those likely to endure. AI won't replace everyone—check your category.
Tongyi Shakeup: Zhou Grabs Power, Lin Bows Out
Alibaba's Tongyi AI division faces major internal turmoil. Zhou Jingren is reportedly consolidating power while Lin Junyang steps away. Speculation mounts on the reasons for Lin's departure.
Jensen Huang Declares: Let There Be Light
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang invokes 'let there be light' in visionary statement. Positions Nvidia to seize dominance in future technologies. Hints at transformative AI hardware strategies.
Qwen's Open-Source Zeal Surrenders to KPIs?
Alibaba's Qwen model series faces criticism for abandoning open-source principles. Commercial KPIs allegedly overpowering its foundational ethos. Qwen described as losing its soul.
AI Conquers MWC: Deformable Phones
AI dominates MWC with innovations like deformable smartphones, intelligent 'brain'-equipped networks, and AI seeking physical robot bodies. Highlights hardware-AI fusion trends. Major event showcases AI's mobile expansion.
Chip Companies Flee Israel War
Ongoing conflict drives chip companies to exit Israel, disrupting supply chains. Poses risks to global semiconductor production. Reflects on future amid children's hopes.
OpenAI Launches GPT-5.3 Instant for ChatGPT
OpenAI has replaced ChatGPT’s default model with GPT-5.3 Instant. The update addresses user feedback to make the chatbot less awkward and more accurate for all users.
Secret Meeting Sparks AI Political Resistance
In early January, about 90 political, community, and thought leaders held a secret AI conference in a New Orleans Marriott. Diverse attendees included church leaders next to union reps, progressives with MAGA figures. AI organizers hoped to avoid conflicts, leading to an AI political resistance movement.
Photoncycle Raises €15M for Seasonal Storage
Norwegian startup Photoncycle raised €15M in Series A funding to commercialize seasonal energy storage technology across Europe. The round was led by NordicNinja and Voima Ventures, with participation from Lifeline Ventures, Eviny Ventures, Luminar Ventures, and Momentum. It targets households and businesses to bridge Europe's energy storage gap.