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23.07.26 - 04:06
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01.AI targets Hong Kong IPO in 2027 with enterprise AI pivot (Digitimes)
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01.AI, the Chinese startup founded by former Google Greater China chief Lee Kai-fu, said it is aiming for a Hong Kong initial public offering in 2027 after restructuring its offshore holding structure. The company has repositioned itself around enterprise decision-making AI tools rather than frontier model development....
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23.07.26 - 04:06
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Wistron executives say AI demand is still far from a bubble (Digitimes)
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Artificial intelligence (AI) may worry investors in global markets, but Wistron executives said the technology's rapid adoption suggests the opposite. They argued that strong enterprise demand, expanding use cases, and supply constraints are still driving growth, with implications for businesses and consumers worldwide as AI spreads....
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23.07.26 - 02:39
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AI Is Quietly Transforming Healthcare And Might Just Save Your Life (ZeroHedge)
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AI Is Quietly Transforming Healthcare And Might Just Save Your Life
Amid the broader debate over artificial intelligence's economic disruptions, the healthcare sector is quietly demonstrating some of the technology's most concrete applications. Rather than the job losses feared in other industries, hospitals report AI augmenting physicians, streamlining routine tasks and accelerating innovation in ways that could improve outcomes while controlling costs.
At the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, roughly 150 AI models are now in use. A tool called Record Time helps internists distill hundreds of pages of external medical records into searchable summaries, saving five to 30 minutes per patient, according to CNN.
"AI can step in and do a lot of the tedious work that very specialized doctors or medical professionals do to speed up that process - get to more accurate diagnoses, faster so you can treat more people," Jason Droege, CEO of Scale AI, said.
Mayo is also testing AI for early pancreati...
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23.07.26 - 02:18
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ASEAN AI data center power demand seen at 6-7GW (Digitimes)
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ASEAN countries have become a battleground for global cloud service providers and infrastructure developers. After visiting the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) in mid-2025, DIGITIMES returned to Singapore in 2026 to examine how rapid changes in the AI supply chain are affecting ASEAN....
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23.07.26 - 02:18
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AI infrastructure demand, not search, now frames the Alphabet story (Digitimes)
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Alphabet's second-quarter 2026 results, reported on July 22, have shifted the market conversation about the company from whether its massive artificial-intelligence build-out is affordable to whether it can build fast enough to meet demand. With Google Cloud revenue accelerating and a contract backlog swelling past half a trillion dollars, industry watchers increasingly treat Alphabet less as an advertising business and more as a bellwether for AI infrastructure demand across the technology sector....
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23.07.26 - 02:18
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Xpeng shifts toward Physical AI with robotaxi, robot, flying car (Digitimes)
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Xpeng is transforming into a physical AI supplier over the next 10 years, with robotaxi, humanoid robots, and flying cars as its three core product lines, chairman Xiaopeng He told Automotive News. The company also aims to move beyond the carmaker label and adopt a Tier 1 supplier model, working with operating partners around the world to build a business model that can be replicated globally....
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