Tech in Asia

Gojek's new GoGreen SM service allows users to book electric taxis directly through its app.

The company is establishing a new team dedicated to developing artificial general intelligence (AGI), a more advanced AI.

OpenAI aims to raise an additional US$17 billion by 2027.

Lakebase is designed for AI-related tasks and is based on technology acquired from startup Neon.

The fee, implemented under the DSA in 2022, is set at 0.05% of a company's annual worldwide net income.

This initiative aims to enhance digital sovereignty and support AI innovation across the continent.

The Israeli startup aims to assist creative professionals by simplifying workflows with generative AI tools.

Founded by a former Google ads product director, Symbiosys specializes in managing ad placements on major platforms.

Standard Nuclear's CEO, Kurt Terrani, was previously the vice president at Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation.

IFlytek is using local chips, including Huawei's Ascend 910B, to reduce risks associated with imported semiconductors.

Trump's tariffs exposed the brittle backbone of discount ecommerce. Temu's struggles show what happens next.

Leumas has scaled over 120 products globally, including in India, the US, and the MENA region.

Cyera's valuation has surged to US$6 billion within six months.

The agreement runs through 2042 and supports AWS’s growing need for carbon-free energy to power its AI and cloud operations.

Khazna plans to build AI clusters with up to 250 megawatts of capacity using Nvidia-certified Blackwell designs.

Founded in 2024, Repello AI is focused on improving security for generative AI systems.

Coco Robotics operates 1,300 electric delivery robots in cities like Miami, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Helsinki.

Initially set at US$1.25 billion, Grab's offering was upsized due to strong investor interest.

The focus is on building reasoning models for complex tasks, especially in low-resource languages.

AbstraL achieved an impressive 0.5912 accuracy on varied numerical input conditions.