Tech in Asia

Meta will acquire a 49% stake in Scale AI through non-voting shares, according to the source.

Tesla will provide free storage batteries to businesses as part of its virtual power plant expansion.

BillionBricks is using solar power to help the financially disadvantaged pay off their homes.

The agreement, announced on June 12, 2025, aims to advance geothermal energy development in the state.

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The lawsuit includes states like New York, New Jersey, Colorado, Massachusetts, and Washington.

In 2024, China’s AI accelerator market reached 1.5 million units, with additional demand for high-end chips in smartphones.

Mattel aims to develop AI-driven play experiences that prioritize innovation, privacy, and safety.

The company plans to expand in the US, which already accounts for 30% of its revenue.

Its main product, BeeHome, is a solar-powered robotic hive that autonomously monitors and manages bee colonies.

Ola Krutrim also released a software kit for developers to add Kruti’s tools to their apps with minimal coding.

Multiverse has compressed major LLMs like Meta's Llama, DeepSeek, and Mistral, placing it among top European AI firms.

Co-founder Troy Lester said the robots are designed to lower labor costs and ease staffing shortages at partner warehouses.

Major players like Baidu and Alibaba are also increasing their AI offerings to remain competitive in this dynamic industry.

They're improving people’s lives through social and environmental sustainability-focused solutions.

Keep track of all the startup investment activities in Asia through our weekly funding list.

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The company will submit its application following the implementation of the Stablecoins Ordinance on August 1.

The ambitious AI agent platform claims it can plan, execute, and crunch data - but only if it overcomes CAPTCHAs, server errors, and the competition.

The apps, known as CrushAI nudify tools, were advertised through Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and Threads.