Samsung Establishes Dedicated Robotics Division to Drive Innovation
Samsung Electronics has formed a new robotics division, reporting directly to the CEO, to accelerate development and commercialization in the field.
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Google Hit with $1 Billion EU Fine for Antitrust Violations
The European Union has fined Google $1 billion for antitrust violations, including preferential treatment for its own products and blocking alternative payment options.
US and China to Discuss AI Regulation Amidst Escalating Export Controls
US and China are set to hold talks on AI regulation in September, as China reportedly considers strengthening export controls on AI models and chips.
Google Introduces Selfie Video Login for Account Access
Google has launched a new selfie video login feature for account access, simplifying recovery for locked-out users.
Intel Initiates New Round of Layoffs Within Data Center Group
Intel has initiated fresh layoffs in its Data Center Group, responsible for server processors and AI chips, aiming for greater efficiency. The company's stock rose by 8.64% following the news.
Sony Music Sues AI Music Generator Udio Over Copyright Infringement of 30,000 Songs
Sony Music Entertainment has filed a new lawsuit against Udio, accusing the AI music generator of infringing the copyright of over 30,000 songs.
AI’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) Update Promises Easier Interoperability
An upcoming update to the Model Context Protocol (MCP) will simplify AI interoperability and reduce server load.
SK hynix Eyes US Memory Plant Amid High Prices, Debunks Intel Ohio Acquisition Rumors
SK hynix is considering building a memory plant in the US to tackle high prices, though it denied rumors of acquiring Intel's unfinished Ohio facility.
Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 Leak Teases Thinner, Brighter, and More Rugged Flagship Smartwatch
New leaks suggest the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 will feature a thinner, more rugged design and a brighter display.
US Threatens Sanctions on Chinese AI Models Over IP Theft; Nvidia CEO Warns Against Bans
The U.S. Treasury is considering sanctions against Chinese AI models over alleged intellectual property theft. Meanwhile, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warns against such prohibitions.