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Sony Plans Finance Division Spin-Off as Part of Corporate Overhaul

Sony is planning to spin off its Financial Services Business, aiming to improve the company’s focus on its entertainment and image sensor businesses.

Volvo Cars Announces 3,000 Job Cuts As Part Of Cost-Reduction Strategy

Volvo Cars to cut 3,000 white-collar jobs as part of a cost-reduction strategy, that aims to increase the electric vehicles demand and the Volvo share price

Apps & Software

Spotify Jam, Video Apps, and Browsers Coming to Android Auto

Google announced upcoming changes to Android Auto, introducing new features like jam support for Spotify, web browsers, and video apps.

Top Reusable Water Bottles That Aren’t Stanley Cups

Tired of the Stanley Cup hype? Here are the best reusable water bottle alternatives that are stylish, functional, and worth your attention.

Apps & Software

What is TTSMaker?

Wondering what TTSMaker is and how it works? Here’s a simple breakdown of this free text-to-speech tool and why it’s great for beginners.

THIS WEEK

Jio and Airtel Join Forces with SpaceX’s Starlink to Bring Satellite Internet to India

Jio and Airtel partner with SpaceX’s Starlink to bring high-speed satellite internet to India, marking a major shift in the country’s internet landscape.

Artificial Intelligence

New Meta Announcement: Company Begins Testing its First AI Training Chip

Meta announces it is testing its first AI training chip, a major step toward reducing reliance on external suppliers like Nvidia and developing custom hardware.

Apps & Software

Apple is Reportedly Set to Release the Biggest Operating System Changes in Years

Apple is set to introduce the biggest changes to its operating systems in years, bringing a simpler, more intuitive experience across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.

Nvidia Plans Cost-Effective Blackwell AI Chip for China Amid U.S. Export Restrictions

Nvidia will launch a new cost-effective blackwell AI chip designed for China to navigate U.S. export restrictions, aiming to regain its market position