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Xiaomi introduces a bespoke 3nm chip designed for smart driving.
Xiaomi's Xring D100 will take the place of Nvidia chips in its vehicles starting in 2027, utilizing a 3nm process that no European fabrication facility is able to manufacture at present.Waymo is set to arrive in Munich, with plans for commercial service aimed at late 2027.
Waymo plans to start mapping and manually driving in Munich within the next few weeks, with the goal of launching commercial autonomous ride-hailing services in Germany by the end of 2027.A robot capable of drawing blood could become the most significant AI health development of 2026.
The FDA has approved the first robotic system for conducting blood draws autonomously. While it may not be the most glamorous AI story of the year, it is certainly one of the most compelling.Hivemind secures $17 million from M&G as asset managers explore tokenization.
Hivemind has secured $17 million in funding, with M&G Investments leading the round and taking a seat on the board as it explores the direction of tokenization infrastructure.Scalable Capital links €60 billion of client assets to external AI assistants.
Scalable Capital has made its platform accessible to ChatGPT and Claude, allowing clients to analyze and trade portfolios using AI assistants.Investment in the UK's digital infrastructure reached £11.2 billion in 2025.
According to the ONS, investment in digital infrastructure in the UK hit £11.2 billion in 2025, which is three times the previous estimate. However, it also experienced a 4% decline compared to the previous year.Investment in the UK's digital infrastructure reached £11.2 billion in 2025.
Investment in UK digital infrastructure totaled £11.2 billion in 2025, three times the previous measure, as reported by the ONS. Additionally, it experienced a 4% decline compared to the previous year.Liner secures $36.1 million to bring its evidence-first AI search to corporate clients.
South Korean AI search startup Liner has completed a $36.1 million Series C funding round, spearheaded by LB Investment. With a user base of 14 million across 220 countries and the deployment of HUMAIN ONE for enterprises, the company is wagering that a citation-based search approach will attract corporate and government clients.Liner secures $36.1 million tobring its evidence-first AI search to corporate clients.
The South Korean AI search startup Liner has secured $36.1 million in a Series C funding round led by LB Investment. With a user base of 14 million across 220 countries and the deployment of HUMAIN ONE for enterprise use, the company is optimistic that citation-based search will attract corporate and government clients.China canceled its ice-hunting lunar mission just one day prior to the scheduled launch.
China has postponed the Chang'e 7 lunar launch, stating that it does not satisfy launch conditions. The next opportunity for launch might not arise until February.An Australian court has determined that eHarmony deceived users regarding the costs of its memberships.
Australia's Federal Court determined that eHarmony deceived users regarding free membership, automatic renewal at rates up to five times higher, and the cancellation process.Southeast Asia intends to develop four times the data center capacity that it currently operates.
According to Arizton, investment in data centres in Southeast Asia is projected to exceed $35.08 billion by 2031, more than doubling from previous figures, with Malaysia at the forefront of a 6GW pipeline.Following a €1.2 billion funding, NEURA has acquired its second company within eleven days.
NEURA Robotics is purchasing Adlatus Robotics to integrate its Neuraverse platform into autonomous cleaning machines, according to the German company.TCL QM7L Review: The mid-range segment consistently offers outstanding value.
TCL’s QM7L makes its flagship Super Quantum Dot color display more accessible and enhances brightness while making some minor compromises.Stay Ahead with the Latest IT News: Trends, Developments, and Innovations
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