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Microsoft at Deutsche Telekom’s Digital X event on September 19, 2024 in Cologne, Germany.Photo: Sascha Schuermann (Getty Images) Microsoft (MSFT) has launched new capabilities for its “personal, private” artificial intelligence assistant, Article Source https://qz.com/nvidia-blackwell-openai-disband-safety-ai-huawei-chips-1851680787
Huawei is finally saying goodbye to Google as it is finally sailing away from Android on its devices starting as soon as next week. The company has been working on custom software for its devices called ‘HarmonyOS Next,’… Article Source https://wccftech.com/huawei-harmonyos-next-launch-next-week/
Huawei has officially launched its new operating system, HarmonyOS NEXT, which is independent of Google and aims to provide a self-controlling and secure system. President Richard Yu spoke at the launch event, expressing pride in the company’s achievements and highlighting the technological advancements made in a relatively short period of time. According to a report … Read more
NVIDIA is looking to boost its presence in the Chinese market by reducing prices for its AI-enabled GPUs in response to tough competition in the region. The company has faced challenges in China due to US sanctions, which have limited its ability to export certain GPU models and AI accelerators. To overcome these obstacles, NVIDIA … Read more
Huawei continues to make phones, and despite not having access to Google services, it is the fastest-growing phone maker in China. One of Huawei’s strategies to dominate the Chinese market is to showcase its camera technology, with the latest Huawei Pura 70 Ultra featuring a retractable camera. However, this retractable camera does not significantly improve … Read more