Taiwan's scientific government warns that chips may suffer from spending cuts. Channel News Pakistan

Taipei (Reuters) : After opposition parties enacted legislation mandating cuts to economic and technology investment, Taiwan’s science ministry issued a warning on Friday that funding for sectors including semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and aerospace might be slashed by T$20 billion ($609.11 million) for the upcoming year. The governing Democratic Progressive PartyContinue Reading

Bilawal pushes for providing high-speed internet to youngsters. Channel News Pakistan

Sukkur – Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), has asked for high-speed internet access for the country’s young. He spoke at the Institute of Business Administration (IBA) Sukkur’s convocation on Tuesday. “Motorways and roads are no longer infrastructure. “The real infrastructure is high-speed internet,” remarked theContinue Reading

(Web Desk) – In an effort to confront the United States and strengthen its naval might, China has begun building its massive next-generation amphibious assault ship quickly. First-phase construction of the Yulan-class helicopter landing assault (LHA) ship is moving quickly, according to newly acquired satellite footage of China’s Changxing IslandContinue Reading

(Reuters) – Design faults could cause a three-month or longer delay in the introduction of chip maker Nvidia’s future artificial-intelligence chips, the Information reported on Friday. The setback could hurt customers such as Meta Platforms, Alphabet’s Google, and Microsoft, which have collectively ordered tens of billions of dollars in processors,Continue Reading

(Reuters) – Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat, and US progressive organizations urged the Department of Justice to look into Nvidia due to worries about competition, pointing to the company’s monopoly on the processors that are powering the AI revolution. In a letter sent this week, Demand Progress and nine otherContinue Reading

(Reuters) – Philips posted second-quarter results that above analysts’ forecasts on Monday, driven by cost savings from job cutbacks and insurance income related to Respironics product liability claims, pushing company shares up more than 7% in early trading. The Dutch medical device maker’s earnings before interest, tax, and amortization (EBITA)Continue Reading