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ByteDance Plans Massive $70 Billion Investment in AI Infrastructure in 2026
ByteDance aims to boost AI capabilities with $70 billion capital expenditure, reallocating most of its 2025 profits to computing infrastructure.
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MediaTek Hints at Entry into Windows Laptop Market Ahead of Computex 2026
MediaTek teases launch of Windows laptops at Computex 2026, promising a radically new user experience without revealing device details.
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Samsung to Begin Production of 286-Layer 3D NAND Memory in China
Samsung plans to manufacture 286-layer 3D NAND memory in China, leveraging a regulatory exemption from US restrictions.
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China to Register All Humanoid Robots with Unique Identification Numbers
China plans to track all humanoid robots by assigning them unique IDs to monitor their lifecycle amid rapid market growth.
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Realme Plans to Launch Affordable P4 Series Smartphones in Russia
Realme prepares to introduce the P4, P4x, and P4 Lite smartphones in Russia, focusing on long battery life and AI-enhanced gaming features.
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Apple Removes Over 1,200 Apps from Russian App Store in 2025 Amid Regulatory Compliance
In 2025, Apple took down more than 1,200 apps from its Russian App Store to comply with local government requests, according to its transparency report.
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DeepSeek Neural Network Faces Access Issues in Russia, Regulatory Body Denies Blocking
Russian users report significant access problems with DeepSeek neural network, while regulator Roskomnadzor denies any intentional blocking.
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Wearable Tech Maker Oura Files for IPO Amid Wave of Public Listings
Finnish smart ring company Oura has filed for an IPO as tech and space firms eye public markets in 2026.
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Mark Zuckerberg Defends Extensive Employee Monitoring at Meta to Support AI Development
Mark Zuckerberg addressed concerns about Meta’s comprehensive employee surveillance aimed at enhancing AI training, emphasizing its importance for innovation.
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Valve Steam Controller Charger Raises Safety Concerns Over Electric Shock Risk
Valve’s Steam Controller charger has been reported as a potential electric shock hazard, raising safety concerns despite the device’s popularity.
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AMD Commits Over $10 Billion to Taiwan AI Infrastructure to Rival Nvidia
AMD plans to invest more than $10 billion in Taiwan’s AI infrastructure, aiming to strengthen its position against Nvidia in advanced AI chip production.
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ASML CEO Confirms Elon Musk’s Strong Commitment to TeraFab Chip Manufacturing Plant
ASML CEO Christophe Fouquet confirms Elon Musk’s serious dedication to building TeraFab, one of the largest chip production facilities ever planned.
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