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Unity Software will cut 25% of its staff as part of a continued “company reboot”
Video game software provider Unity Software intends to lay off about 25% of its workforce, or 1,800 jobs, the company said in a regulatory filing
VW cars will communicate with drivers via ChatGPT by mid-year
The automaker said Monday that Volkswagen’s voice assistant integrates ChatGPT into its cars and will be able to communicate with users in two-way dialogue by
Mercedes launches ‘dialogue partner’ voice assistant
Mercedes-Benz unveiled a new virtual assistant at the CES electronics show on Monday that can provide contextual suggestions and dialogue with users, marking another step
UK company BT will turn street cabinets into electric car charging points/
BT, Britain’s largest telecoms group, said it will convert the first of its street cabinets, traditionally used to house cables, into electric vehicle (EV) chargers
Nvidia will release a China-focused AI chip in the second quarter of 2024
US chipmaker Nvidia plans to start mass production in the second quarter of 2024 of an artificial intelligence (AI) chip it has developed for China
Apple iPhone sales in China fall 30% in first week of 2024
Apple’s iPhone sales in China fell 30% in the first week of 2024, analysts at Jefferies said in a note, reinforcing signs of growing competitive
Vestager to meet with CEOs of tech giants
EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager will meet the chief executives of Apple, Alphabet, Broadcom and Nvidia in the US this week. Antitrust experts expect her
US regulator denies Apple and Disney bids to skip AI votes
Apple and Disney cannot avoid shareholder votes on their use of artificial intelligence submitted by a labour group, the top US stock regulator has ruled.
Microsoft, OpenAI face new lawsuit from authors over AI training
OpenAI and Microsoft were sued in Manhattan federal court by a pair of non-fiction authors who claim the companies misused their works to train the
Chip stocks in the US fell after the strongest year since 2009
Shares of U.S. chipmakers added to a string of losses on Wednesday as Wall Street’s main semiconductor benchmark fell from record highs after the strongest