Tech in Asia

Over the past five years, Intel's stock has fallen about 60%, while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 have more than doubled.

High-Flyer, founder of AI startup DeepSeek, is increasing its reliance on AI to manage a multi-billion dollar portfolio.

Oracle already runs two cloud computing centers in Singapore and has announced a US$6.5 billion data facility in Malaysia.

With a single rear camera, limited storage, and no advanced AI, the iPhone 16e may struggle in China.

Wonderchef offers a variety of kitchen products and distributes them online and through over 20,000 retail outlets globally.

The project will use existing production lines and reduce production costs by at least 20% compared to the updated Model Y.

The collaboration will involve the integration of QuikBot's delivery platform at select PlayMade outlets.

Biren Technology competes with Nvidia and is reportedly preparing for an initial public offering in China.

Tesla posted the sharpest percentage loss at 33%, erasing US$386 billion in market value.

This builds on its previous 30 billion yuan (US$4.15 billion) fund.

TikTok is under scrutiny in the US over data security and privacy issues linked to its Chinese ownership.

CATL attributed this to adjusted product prices reflecting lower raw material costs despite higher sales volumes.

Docusign's earnings boost was partly driven by the launch of Docusign IAM, an AI-powered platform for agreement processes.

Eligible startups must be under 10 years old and have plans to expand in Hong Kong or the Greater Bay Area.

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Popular franchises like Mario Kart, Pokémon, and Metroid Prime are expected to launch with the console.

Analysts estimate the company's net profit for October to December 2024 at US$1.65 billion.

Homage said that its current operational status allows for continued focus on personal care services, support for caregivers.

The data center will feature a power capacity of 150 megawatts, positioning it among the largest facilities of its kind in Japan.

Anthony Tan aims to expand AI adoption across Grab’s 7,000-employee workforce.