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09.12.25 - 06:06
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Meta VP: AI will transform, not extinguish, job roles in advertising and beyond (Digitimes)
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As generative AI applications accelerate, public debates over whether AI will ultimately replace humans have intensified. Benjamin Joe, Meta Platforms' regional vice president for Asia Pacific, recently weighed in, stressing that while current AI models are powerful, they remain far from achieving human-like autonomy and proactive decision-making abilities....
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09.12.25 - 05:06
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China′s AI chip race nears US$275bn; Cambricon, Hygon lead the field (Digitimes)
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Baidu is considering a spin-off and listing of its AI chip unit Kunlunxin, a development that has quickly become a focal point in China's fast-moving GPU and AI semiconductor market. The company said it is evaluating the potential listing but noted any move would require regulatory clearance and is not guaranteed....
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09.12.25 - 05:06
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Trend Micro sees high AI cybersecurity interest but limited orders (Digitimes)
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Trend Micro predicts that enterprise protection priorities in 2025 will be closely linked to AI technology development, but the market for actual implementation is still in its early stages. General Manager Bob Hung said that while customer inquiries about AI cybersecurity solutions are very high, actual order volumes remain limited. At this stage, revenue contributions still primarily come from traditional cybersecurity products....
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09.12.25 - 05:06
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Russia falls behind US and China in AI race amid sanctions, brain drain (Digitimes)
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Russia has fallen behind China and the US in artificial intelligence (AI) development, hindered by supply restrictions on critical hardware, international sanctions, and a significant outflow of skilled professionals. Despite President Vladimir Putin's repeated calls for Russia to lead in the AI field, experts widely acknowledge that catching up is no longer feasible....
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09.12.25 - 03:06
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Google to launch AI-powered smart glasses in 2026 as competition in wearable AI intensifies (Digitimes)
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Google said it plans to introduce its first AI-enabled smart glasses in 2026, expanding its push into consumer AI devices and positioning itself against rivals such as Meta. The company is developing two product categories: audio-only glasses that interface with its Gemini assistant, and eyewear with built-in displays capable of showing navigation, translations, and other augmented-reality overlays....
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09.12.25 - 02:36
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Taiwan FPC makers seek AI growth in wearables, high-speed transmission, and robotics (Digitimes)
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Facing US reciprocal tariffs that have dampened global consumer markets and ongoing price wars from China's PCB industry, flexible printed circuit (FPC) manufacturers relying solely on traditional businesses have seen their operations suppressed in recent years. Major players like Flexium Interconnect and Career Technology reported revenue declines throughout 2025 and remain in loss-adjustment phases....
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09.12.25 - 02:36
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IBM to acquire Confluent for US$11 billion to expand real-time data and AI capabilities (Digitimes)
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IBM said on December 8 that it has agreed to acquire Confluent in an all-cash deal valuing the data-streaming company at US$11 billion. Under the agreement, IBM will purchase all outstanding Confluent shares for US$31 each, a price approved by both companies' boards and supported by Confluent shareholders representing about 62% of voting power. The transaction, funded with IBM's cash on hand, is expected to close by mid-2026 pending regulatory and shareholder approvals....
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