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Former Google CEO Believes in Benefits of AI for Science
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Former Google CEO Believes in Benefits of AI for Science

Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google, is currently engaged in financing the non-profit organization Future House, which specializes in creating a virtual assistant based on artificial intelligence for the laboratory to transform the research process.

China’s Factory Activity Declines
Finance & Economics

China’s Factory Activity Declines

At the end of October, a decrease in the level of production activity was recorded in China.

Taiwan’s Powerchip Plans to Build Factory in Japan
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Taiwan’s Powerchip Plans to Build Factory in Japan

Taiwanese Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. intends to build a plant in the northeastern part of Japan.

Taiwan Economy Shows Growth
Finance & Economics

Taiwan Economy Shows Growth

According to the results of the third quarter, Taiwan’s economy showed the most intensive growth rates since the beginning of this year.

OpenAI Executives Say About Potential of AI to Do Any Job
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OpenAI Executives Say About Potential of AI to Do Any Job

The leaders of OpenAI suppose that over the next ten years, artificial intelligence will receive the abilities and capabilities sufficient to perform any work that is in the space of human activity.

Global Exodus From Chinese National Equities Shows Growth
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Global Exodus From Chinese National Equities Shows Growth

Foreign financial managers are leaving posts in some of their largest companies in China’s technology sector.

China Plans to Restrict Exports of Graphite
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China Plans to Restrict Exports of Graphite

China plans to impose restrictions on the export of graphite, a mineral from the class of native elements, the importance of which in the sphere of production of batteries for electric vehicles is critical.

IBM Expands Collaboration With AWS
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IBM Expands Collaboration With AWS

IBM announced the expansion of cooperation with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to further promote the development of generative artificial intelligence tools.

China’s Economy Shows Growth
Finance & Economics

China’s Economy Shows Growth

By the end of September, China’s economy showed a dynamic of recovery.

Research Finds Flaws in GPT-4
Science & Technology

Research Finds Flaws in GPT-4

A scientific article related to Microsoft and published on GitHub contains information about the shortcomings of GPT-4 from OpenAI.

South Korea’s Nand Flash Memory Chip Exports Show Growth
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South Korea’s Nand Flash Memory Chip Exports Show Growth

According to the results of last month, an increase in South Korean exports of Nand flash memory chips was recorded.

Canon Starts Selling Nanoimprint Semiconductor Manufacturing Systems
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Canon Starts Selling Nanoimprint Semiconductor Manufacturing Systems

Canon has announced the start of sales of its nanoimprint systems for the production of semiconductors.

China’s Exports and Imports Show Slowdown in Contraction
Finance & Economics

China’s Exports and Imports Show Slowdown in Contraction

At the end of September, a decrease in the slowdown in China’s exports and imports was recorded.

Kaszek Ventures Prepares for Latin America Tech Rebound
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Kaszek Ventures Prepares for Latin America Tech Rebound

Kaszek Ventures, a venture capital firm based in Latin America, currently has almost $1 billion in funds raised earlier this year and is in a state of expectation that new deals will be concluded and that more mature companies will lose a significant portion of cash and potentially agree to revised estimates.

China Plans to Grow Its Computing Power
Science & Technology

China Plans to Grow Its Computing Power

China has announced its intention to increase the country’s computing power.

TSMC Third Quarter Revenue Exceeds Forecasts
Finance & Economics

TSMC Third Quarter Revenue Exceeds Forecasts

The revenue indicator of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company at the end of the third quarter of this year showed a decrease, which turned out to be lower than the pace of this negatory dynamic initially predicted.