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Artificial intelligence chipmaker Nvidia Corp. today announced a slate of new partnerships with some of South Korea’s biggest technology, including the memory chip supplier SK hynix Inc., internet giant Naver Corp. and the multinational conglomerate Doosan Group. The deals came during a high-profile trip by Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang to the country. He arrived on Friday, and has spent the weekend eating fried chicken with some of South Korea’s most renowned corporate leaders, meeting a well-known eSports video gamer and watching a local baseball game where he had the honor of throwing a pitch. SK hynix said it has…
Most companies collect market intelligence and do nothing with it. And the problem here is that nobody built a system where it truly matters. Key Takeaways Dashboards and spreadsheets can’t tell you what to do with your data. A real market intelligence function can help close that gap between insight and action. Distribution determines whether intelligence actually moves decisions- the right insight has to reach the right person before the decision is already made. Organizations act on intelligence they trust, i.e., methodology, update frequency, and track record. That’s what builds credibility over time. Market intelligence compounds when it reaches sales,…
Disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, any opinions expressed below belong solely to the author. Data sourced from the Singapore Ministry of Manpower’s Report on Wage Practices 2025 released on May 28, 2026. While the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) already provided details on average and median salaries in Singapore a few months ago, we have only just received a complete breakdown by industry. While the median of S$5,775 represented a 5% increase over 2024, it is quite understandable that it doesn’t apply to every person or every business. It’s the nature of the economy that not all industries are doing equally well…
Your browser cache is a bit like a storage closet. It quietly stores copies of website files such as images, stylesheets, scripts, and fonts on your device. Thanks to the cache, websites load faster on repeat visits because your browser reuses files it already has instead of downloading them again. This not only results in faster page loads, but also saves data, uses less battery, and provides an overall better user experience. That said, like any storage closet, if you are not careful about cleaning it, the cache gets cluttered over time, and that’s when the trouble begins. A bloated…
A researcher has reverse-engineered the iOS SDK that Bright Data embeds in consumer apps and documented how it turns devices, including always-on smart TVs, into exit nodes that relay web-scraping traffic for a data business Bright Data markets heavily to the AI industry. The company, the successor to Luminati, operates what it calls the largest residential proxy network in the world, advertised at more than 400 million residential IPs. Part of that supply comes from this SDK, shipped inside free apps behind an opt-in screen and described as a consent-sourced pool of 150 million-plus IPs. The findings, published June 5…
Mia Lewin of TheFounderVC, left, and Yifan Zhang of AI2 Incubator spoke on a panel with Bryan Hale of Anthos Capital, and Tim Porter of Madrona discuss where startups can find a niche at the Technology Alliance Seattle Investor Summit+Showcase in Redmond, moderated by Laura Barr of Orrick, foreground. (GeekWire Photo / Todd Bishop) REDMOND, Wash. — Startup founders used to worry that tech giants would make their product obsolete. Now it’s even trickier: AI labs are not only encroaching on startup turf, they’re also offering tools for customers to attempt DIY solutions of their own. The question of where…
Then there’s the missing removable storage. Yes, I’d prefer a card; it’s just easier to swap out a card in the field. But the BF does have 256 gigabytes of built-in storage. I can’t think of the last time I shot enough images to fill that much space before getting back to my laptop to download them. Which is to say that 256-gigabytes of storage is plenty for the nonprofessional photographer.Photograph: Scott GilbertsonThe main deal-breaker for me is the lack of a viewfinder. I still prefer to shoot through a viewfinder. It’s just muscle memory—hand me a camera, and I…
AI kept moving closer to the device, the workflow, and the boardroom this week, with OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, Anthropic, Nvidia, and Zoom pushing smarter assistants and on-device tools while security researchers kept finding new ways for those same systems to go sideways. Add in major Android and web server flaws, AI-enabled scams, and SpaceX’s record IPO plans, and the message was clear: tech’s next era is arriving fast, carrying both productivity gains and a suspiciously large number of blinking warning lights. Top news AI assistants and on-device intelligence take center stage OpenAI introduced Dreaming V3, a new memory system for…
California’s attorney general Rob Bonta launched a probe into the deal shortly after it was announced. Robert V Schwemmer/Shutterstock Amid widespread opposition to Paramount’s $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros., multiple US states are reportedly working together to fight the merger. According to a Reuters report, California and New York are among states preparing a lawsuit to block the deal. The deal has faced scrutiny since it was announced back in February, when Paramount officially beat out Netflix in its attempt to buy Warner Bros. following multiple bids. California Attorney General Rob Bonta in particular has…
After Dell Technologies Inc. saw an 88% jump in revenue reported last week, it’s safe to say the hardware and data management company is on a roll. Although the hype is primarily around Dell’s artificial intelligence servers, the company knows that AI adoption goes hand in hand with strong data protection. As AI-powered cyberattacks increase, the pressure is on enterprises to defend smarter and faster, according to Simon Jelley (pictured), Dell’s new vice president of product management. “A number of people often question me, ‘Why have you stayed in the realm of data management, data protection for so long now?’” he…