Tech in Asia

The US currently makes only 12% of the world's chips, down from 37% in 1990.

The city-state also hosted over 300 Web3 firms and over 30 active VC firms focusing on the sector as of that year.

The region is no longer a viable option for multinational corporations seeking to bypass tariffs imposed on China.

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Luxor Technology is trying to ship 5,600 mining machines from Thailand to the US before the tariffs take effect.

Chandra expressed gratitude for his seven years at Zomato and wished the teams continued success.

Automotive safety experts, including Sam Abuelsamid of Telemetry, doubt FSD’s readiness for unsupervised use.

Supporting over 200 languages, these models are compatible with platforms like WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram Direct.

The funds will come from a special budget and need parliamentary approval.

Despite recent equity market volatility, India's IPO market remains resilient.

Bessent pointed to the launch of DeepSeek’s AI model earlier this year, which triggered a major drop in Nvidia shares.

CGTN video includes the line, “Track is AI-generated. The debt crisis? 100 percent human-made.”

Analysts suggest bitcoin’s independence from traditional financial systems may explain the divergence.

Launched in August 2022, Flipkart's Minutes delivers groceries, electronics, and smartphones within 8 to 16 minutes.

Experts warn that the tariffs and economic uncertainty could delay IPO plans for crypto firms.

Employees are now on gardening leave with full pay while Telus negotiates severance terms.

On Apr. 4, Taiwan announced a NT$88 billion (US$2.67 billion) aid package for affected industries.

StubHub filed IPO paperwork with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in March.

Foroughi also noted that combining AppLovin’s algorithm with TikTok’s user base could boost monetization.

Foxconn expects continued growth in cloud and networking products in Q2.