Tech in Asia

Newborn Town has been pursuing globalization since 2013 and went public on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2019.

Stride Green provides financing and leasing solutions to support operational efficiency in India's clean energy transition.

Growth is expanding beyond major cities to areas with populations over 500,000.

We dive into how Coda’s financial performance looked ahead of its November 2024 brand refresh.

Their method achieved up to 31.03% higher Mean Reciprocal Rank (MRR) and 33.98% better Recall@3 versus standard approaches.

The algorithm performs better than conventional methods in settings where no reference data exists.

Need to get up to speed with SEA’s M&A scene? This one’s for you.

Perplexity Pro offers real-time AI-powered answers, advanced research features, and content organization tools.

Tokopedia merchants and employees grapple with a new world under ByteDance. Over in China, local startups prep for IPOs as the tariff war rages.

Here are the companies in India that are attracting tons of investors and have the resources to spend on software, talent, and expansion.

The research introduces fine-grained MoE architectures, using smaller experts for improved model efficiency.

Temu’s US daily active users (DAUs) dropped 52% in May compared to March, while Shein’s fell 25%.

Atlas by Bank Muamalat is powered by Backbase's AI-driven banking technology.

GUI-Actor can help automate tasks across different software tools without requiring extensive custom coding.

Data centers currently account for 4% of the UK's total power demand, expected to rise to 10% by 2030.

The growing interest in Korean cosmetics in the US highlights a broader trend of global demand for K-beauty products.

This move will create a dual listing, with its main hub in the US and a secondary listing on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).

This meeting may be the last ministerial-level discussion before the G-7 leaders' summit in Canada.

The proposal would allow AI firms access to creative works unless copyright holders opt out.

He referenced Silicon Valley's origins in military development, observing a willingness to re-engage in such collaborations.