Aiko TanakaAutomotive
Volkswagen Secures L3 Autonomous Road Test Permit in Hefei
The German automaker started real-world testing in Anhui province as it prepares commercial rollouts backed by its 2.4 billion euro Carizon venture.
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Sarah ChenStartups
DeepSeek Releases Model V4.1 Flash Update and Opens Serving Framework
The Chinese developer cut coding task pricing to roughly $0.20 while releasing its internal DeepInfer inference tool for enterprise hardware.
Aiko TanakaE-Tailing
Canva Hires Ex-Bukalapak Head Willix Halim as Regional Revenue Triples
Australian software group Canva appointed former Bukalapak chief executive Willix Halim to run its South-east Asian operations as regional recurring revenue triples.
Wei ZhangStartups
Nvidia-Backed Reflection AI Launches Beam to Challenge Chinese Open Models
The 501-billion-parameter open-weight system activates 23 billion parameters per task to compete directly with China’s GLM-5.2 and Qwen on software coding benchmarks.
Rajiv MenonElectronics
Dassault Systèmes Targets India’s Semiconductor Sector to Build Workforce
The French industrial software group is deploying 3D design and virtual twin simulation tools for local chip designers and fabrication facilities.
Maria SantosE-Tailing
Philippine Online Store Builder Raises $555,000 in Seed Round
The capital will expand storefront-building tools for small merchants seeking alternatives to third-party marketplaces.
Maria SantosLogistics
Shippit Targets Grocery Fleets with NowGo Dispatch Software
The Australian logistics platform claims its dynamic routing tool cut 200 million kilometres from domestic delivery runs and lifted fleet utilisation by 15 per cent.
Rajiv MenonGeneral
Global Flight Disruptions as Airlines Race to Fix A320 Software Glitch Amid Peak Travel Season
A host of global airlines experienced temporary disruptions as they carried out software repairs on a widely utilized commercial aircraft following an analysis that discovered a computer code fault possibly led to an unexpected altitude dip of a JetBlue plane…
Sarah ChenAutomotive
Revolutionizing Auto-Updates: Kia Introduces Industry-First Plant Remote OTA for Seamless Driving Experience
Kia India has recently unveiled an innovative feature in its line of vehicles, the Plant Remote Over-The-Air (OTA) feature, as part of its ongoing commitment to provide seamless and smart mobility options geared toward improving the overall customer ownership…
Sarah ChenGeneral
Google Play Store to make app installs easier with an always visible Install button
If you own an Android phone, you probably spend a lot of time in the Google Play Store, where countless apps and games are available to choose from. However, sometimes app listings can get so lengthy that the Install button can disappear, forcing you to…
Sarah ChenElectronics
Apple further loosens grip on iPhone apps in the EU by allowing direct downloads
Just recently, Apple rolled out iOS 17.4, introducing big changes to the App Store landscape in the European Union. Why? To comply with the newly adopted Digital Markets Act (DMA). These changes include support for alternative app marketplaces, new business…
Wei ZhangGeneral
Getting ready to embrace AI, Grammarly lays off 230 employees
If you write for a living, or you’re a student, Grammarly is probably one of your best friends online. Grammarly will help you find and correct grammatical and spelling mistakes and the paid version of the app and website will give you real-time writing…
Minjun ParkElectronics
Software update is coming to fix annoying bug on Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2
Apple has sent out an internal memo to these authorized repair shops to let them know that the company is aware of an issue with the Apple Watch models released last year. The memo, which MacRumors obtained, says “Some customers may report their Apple Watch…
Minjun ParkGeneral
The final version of iOS 16.6 is just days away
Apple can’t wait to get iOS 16.6 out, especially in light of the issues that caused it to try three times to patch a serious WebKit vulnerability in iOS and iPadOS 16.5. Apple was aware of reports that said the flaw was being actively exploited and could…
Minjun ParkElectronics
iOS 17 could end software support for the iPhone X and other Apple devices
Apple’s iPhones have a general reputation for being considerably more future-proof than the average smartphone, to the extent such a concept is possible in the mobile tech world. This sentiment is partly based on the fact that the Cupertino company commits to…
Rajiv MenonGeneral
AirAsia Will Use Descent Optimization Technology For More Efficient Flights
AirAsia plans to introduce Airbus’s innovative fuel-saving software modification known as Descent Profile Optimization (DPO) to its A320ceo aircraft commencing this month. The airline said the enhancement to the aircraft’s on-board flight management system…