Snapchat Focuses on App Safe
Snapchat owner Snap Inc. intends to take responsibility for the user experience in its app, including in the context of ensuring the safety of children.
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OpenAI Reportedly Plans to Announce Google Search Competitor
The media, citing two insiders, reported that OpenAI is currently completing preparations for the debut of its new product, which is an artificial intelligence-based Internet search system.
American Express Rolls Out Business Card for Nigerian Users
American Express is launching a business credit card in Nigeria.
Apple to Power AI Tools With Its Server Chips This Year
The media, citing insiders, reported that this year Apple Inc. will introduce some of its new artificial intelligence features in data centers equipped with its own in-house processors.
Generative AI Accelerates Human-Like Robot Development
Artificial intelligence, existing in forms similar to OpenAI’s ChatGPT, brings a new configuration of technological reality closer to full-fledged and large-scale materialization, in which humanoid robots are what correspond to the concept of an ordinary phenomenon.
Big Tech Companies Consume Lot of Data to Win in AI
Currently, large technology companies are demonstrating what can be described as super-intensive data consumption, as part of their desire to become winners in the so-called race for artificial intelligence, which has become one of the main processes in the space of digital reality, which is increasingly integrated with life realized offline, and largely determines the […]
Robinhood Declares 224% Crypto Trading Surge
A 224% increase in crypto trading volumes in the first year’s quarter boosted Robinhood trading figures to $36 billion, with crypto services contributing to nearly 40% of the firm’s transaction-based revenue.
Google Opens Digital Wallet to Indian Consumers
Google’s digital wallet has become available to users of the services of this technology giant who live in India.
US Reportedly Revokes Several Export Licenses for Selling Semiconductors to Huawei
It became known that the United States revoked licenses that provided several companies, including Intel and Qualcomm, with the opportunity to supply chips used in laptops and smartphones to the Chinese manufacturer Huawei Technologies.
Half of Workers Conceal AI Use to Not Seem Replaceable
AI usage in the workplace is steadily growing, but employees tend to hide it afraid of being replaced in their roles by technology solutions, shows a fresh report.
German Industrial Production Demonstrates Decline
In Germany, a decrease in industrial output was recorded in March.
China’s Services Activity Growth Eases
In April, China recorded a slowdown in the expansion of the local service sector, but at the same time, the dynamic of the growth was demonstrated by new orders.
Apple Unveils New iPad Pro
Apple has unveiled new versions of its iPad Pro and iPad Air tablets.
UBS Returns to Profit
UBS on Tuesday, May 7, announced a return to profit after a period of losses that lasted for two quarters.
Microsoft Reportedly Readies New AI Model
The media reports that Microsoft is currently developing a new model of artificial intelligence.
Saudi Fintech Company Rasan to Sell 30% Stake in Riyadh IPO
Fintech company Rasan, which is based in Saudi Arabia, intends to sell 30% of its stake during the initial public offering (IPO) of shares in Riyadh.
