Tech in Asia

Conversely, sales of new Tesla vehicles have declined.

This IPO will also include an offer-for-sale component, though specific details have not been disclosed.

The pricing is now based on total government purchase volume, which could save up to US$2 billion.

This long-range model is one of three variants currently available in the US market, according to Tesla's website.

This campaign began in February and will continue through April, targeting Tesla customers.

Flipkart's user base now exceeds 500 million across 95% of India's pincodes.

Incident.io provides an AI-based platform designed to improve incident management and response for IT systems.

This funding brings Groundcover's total investment to US$60 million since it was founded in 2021.

Indonesia plans to increase US imports, implement tax cuts, and ease import rules as part of broader economic reforms.

Waymo will use 25 Jaguar I-PACE vehicles to map key areas in Tokyo, including Minato and Shibuya.

It is set to debut on the Indonesia Stock Exchange on April 14, eyeing a share price of 188 rupiah.

WeLab, based in Hong Kong, also plans to apply for a digital banking license in Thailand.

The settlement involves appointing an independent monitor to improve compliance processes.

This revised rate includes a 20% tariff imposed earlier this year in response to fentanyl trafficking.

Lip-Bu Tan, a Silicon Valley venture capitalist, has controlled or held stakes in over 600 Chinese firms through entities.

Ominimo has signed up 300,000 policies in Hungary and is already profitable in its initial market.

This feature enables the AI to reference past conversations, allowing for more personalized interactions.

NEye Systems is developing optical circuit switch chips aimed at improving the performance, energy efficiency of AI data centers.

This is part of Apple's strategy to increase production in India and reduce the impact of high tariffs on imports from China.

NTT plans to make the chip available for commercial sale by March 2026.