Jensen Huang arrived in Tokyo with gifts: a series of artificial intelligence and robotics partnerships for Japan’s tech industry, and red bean buns for the crowd. On Wednesday, the Nvidia CEO visited a red-lanterned izakaya, a traditional Japanese bar, in Tokyo’s Kanda district, where a crowd gathered outside hoping to catch a glimpse of “kawa-jan”
while you walk At the XPeng exhibition event in Munich, you are greeted by, I kid you not, a giant wooden Trojan horse. It’s not exactly a subtle message from a Chinese brand announcing the world’s first launch of an electric vehicle, right in the German auto industry’s backyard. It’s hard to believe that XPeng
The last patient treated for Ebola in Uganda has been discharged from hospital, leaving the country with no confirmed active cases of the deadly disease. At a memorial ceremony, Health Minister Chris Baryomunsi described it as “a moment of joy.” The first case of this outbreak of the Bundibugyo species of the virus in Uganda
Leicestershire have signed batsman Hamza Shaikh from Warwickshire on a three-year contract. The 20-year-old initially joins the Foxes on loan for the remainder of the campaign, before making the move permanent in November. Shaikh, who has played for the England Lions second team and also represented his country at under-19 level, has been with Warwickshire
NBC Sports hopes to keep the nation’s summer of soccer alive, capitalizing on interest in its World Cup broadcasts on Telemundo and Peacock for its annual focus on Premier League play. NBC Sports and the league on Thursday launched “Find Your Match,” a shareable, 11-question interactive quiz that matches die-hard fans or even the simply
I wish I could have gotten to that company early. With AI company valuations acting like rocket ships, it’s easy to play the “what if” game. The reality is that the process is not as simple as writing a check and watching your money multiply many times over. (Although it may seem like it). Take
