In what is being viewed as the latest setback in its attempts to overtake rivals OpenAI and Microsoft, Google has decided to halt its artificial intelligence tool that generates images of individuals based on historical depictions that contain errors. Google… Read More ›
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Microsoft Becomes A Foundry Customer For Intel, Claims To Be On Pace To Surpass TSMC
According to Intel, Microsoft intends to use its services for the production of a custom computing chip. The business anticipates surpassing Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., its main competitor in the advanced chip manufacturing market, by 2025, having met an internal… Read More ›
Bundesbank Says Germany Is Probably In A Recession
As a result of low external demand, cautious consumers, and high borrowing costs impeding domestic investment, Germany is most likely currently experiencing a recession, the Bundesbank stated on Monday in its customary monthly assessment on the continent’s largest economy. Germany’s… Read More ›
Retailers Want The EU To Take More Action To End The Red Sea Problem
In a letter to Belgium’s foreign minister, the European retail sector association Eurocommerce stated that the Red Sea situation had already had “massive impacts” on businesses and urged EU institutions and member states to resolve it in order to restore… Read More ›
Amazon, Microsoft, Google, And Other Tech Companies Get Together To Fight False Information Related To Elections
Twenty of the top internet giants pledged jointly on Friday to fight artificial intelligence disinformation during this year’s elections. The industry is concentrating on deepfakes, which can imitate important players in democratic elections or spread misleading information about voting by… Read More ›
With Competition From China Intensifying, US And European Automakers Scramble To Cut The Price Of EVs.
Major European and American automakers are under intense pressure from their Chinese rivals to reduce the cost of electric vehicles in order to offer prices and profit margins that are comparable to those of fossil fuel versions, according to industry… Read More ›
Recession Hits The UK Making Sunak’s Election Challenge Much More Difficult
The recession that hit Britain’s economy in the second half of 2023 presented a challenging environment for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, who has pledged to accelerate growth in front of the anticipated 2024 election. The gross domestic product (GDP) shrank… Read More ›
Global Carbon Markets Saw A $949 Billion Record In Value Last Year, According To LSEG
According to LSEG analysts on Monday, the value of traded carbon dioxide (CO2) permits globally hit a record 881 billion euros ($948.75 billion) in 2023, up 2% from the year before. Emissions trading systems (ETS) have been implemented in a… Read More ›
US And Canadian Businesses Start 2024 By Laying Off Staff
Businesses in the US and Canada have begun the year by eliminating thousands of jobs across a range of industries, a hint that the wave of layoffs that began in 2023 may continue as they try to control expenses. Despite… Read More ›
As China’s Problems Worsen, Investment Banks Prepare For More Layoffs Throughout Asia
According to headhunters and bankers, job losses at Western investment banks in Asia are anticipated to escalate this year as revenue constraints mount from China’s escalating economic and market unrest, even as transaction opportunities improve in Japan and India. They… Read More ›