News
Is China’s Huawei planning to make electric vehicles under its own brand?
China’s Huawei plans to make electric vehicles under its own brand and could launch some models this year; a strategic shift for the company. Read more…
Month: February 2021
News
Hyundai bought chips when rivals didn’t; its assembly lines are still rolling
Hyundai Motor has so far avoided a chip shortage that has plagued global automakers, largely maintaining its stockpile of chips last year. Read more…
Off the Wire
M1 unveils new brand identity, supported by full digital transformation
M1 Limited (M1) Singapore has unveiled a refreshed brand identity, supported by a full digital transformation that marks the rebirth of M1. Read more…
Off the Wire
ZTE and GlobalData jointly release White Paper on Precision 5G Transport
ZTE Corporation, together with leading industry analysis provider GlobalData, has released a white paper on precision 5G transport. Read more…
Features
Is the Universe controlled by huge, weird structures or something stranger?
The Universe is coming into focus and every discovery seems to add new bafflement to our understanding of how things work. Read more…
Features
Shifting from workplace to workspace: Sweden’s ‘Digital Harvard’ in Asia
We have moved from workplace to workspace, says Melanie Cook, MD Hyper Island, Sweden’s ‘Digital Harvard’ in Asia. Read more…
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India’s Airtel forays into advertising business with adtech service for brands
Bharti Airtel has officially entered into the $10 billion advertising segment with the launch of its adtech service, called Airtel Ads. Read more…
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Myanmar: a revolution being livestreamed on Facebook Live
His tool is his mobile phone linked to Facebook Live – streaming the nationwide protests against the coup that toppled Myanmar’s leader. Read more…
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Social media grapples with live moderation of audio-based apps
Moderating real-time discussion is a challenge for a crop of audio-based apps like Clubhouse, Discord and Twitter’s Spaces’ live voice chat. Read more…
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Hyundai to replace battery systems in 82,000 electric vehicles globally
Hyundai Motor Co will replace battery systems in some 82,000 electric vehicles globally due to fire risks – a costly $900 million recall. Read more…
