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The billionaire tech executive finds himself mired in a personal and national security scandal.
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The billionaire tech executive finds himself mired in a personal and national security scandal.
Read moreCybersecurity expert Alperovitch asserted in a CNBC interview that it is almost impossible for Huang Jen-Hsun to retain his position as CEO: What is really fatal is not the extramarital affair, but a series of accusations of circumventing U.S. export controls and interfering with federal investigations.
Read moreRecently, the latest "China Game Cloud Market Tracking Research, 2026H1" report released by International Data Corporation (IDC) shows that in the first half of 2026, Alibaba Cloud ranked first in the overall market with a market share of 37%, and ranked first in the six major market segments of infrastructure IaaS+CDN, infrastructure IaaS+ solution, infrastructure IaaS, solution, general cloud platform, and cloud gaming platform. Among them, in the game cloud infrastructure market, Alibaba Cloud accounts for 40%; in the game cloud solutions market, Alibaba Cloud accounts for 44%. Focusing on game R&D, operations, and overseas expansion, Alibaba Cloud provides full-stack AI technology from chips, cloud infrastructure, basic models to MaaS and agents. At the agent level, the application of AI is moving from code assistance to specific positions and team workflow. The level planning team of Buming Technology, the developer of "War Intent", uses Qoder to generate the Lua scripts required for troop lines, task triggering and performance control based on natural language requirements. After manual review and in-game execution verification, the level planning team implements the level logic, allowing planners who are familiar with scene design but not good at programming to directly participate in the production of runnable scripts. At the MaaS level, model capabilities have begun to enter the office, customer service and marketing processes of game companies. "Crazy Water World" owned by Yishijie has accessed the multi-model ecosystem through the Qianwen AI platform, built office agents and customer service efficiency solutions, and combined with Wanjingshi's AIGC video capabilities, expanded game advertising materials into short comics and creative ads, shortened the creative iteration cycle and reduced material production costs; for small and medium-sized teams and independent developers, Alibaba Cloud's cooperation with TapTap further connects model capabilities and game creation platforms. By accessing Alibaba models such as Qwen-Image-3.0, Wan3.0 and Qwen3.8-Max, T
Read moreWhat big companies really have in their hands are three things: what content can be put online, how much traffic it can get after it goes online, and what proportion it will be settled at.
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Read moreOffice for Students says institutions in England should return to traditional exams and in-person presentations Universities should go back to traditional exams and in-person presentations to grade students after lecturers complained that AI has made it “close to impossible” to assess coursework, according to an investigation by England’s higher education regulator. The Office for Students (OfS) said the credibility of degrees from England’s universities was under threat from the prolific use of AI in essays, dissertations and “open book” exams, with students reporting that their peers boasted
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Read moreAI investment continues to increase, and Chinese technology companies face the dual test of capital and profitability.
Read moreThose who have money don’t know what they want to buy, and those who don’t have money don’t know what they can buy.
Read moreMedical beauty is allowed
Read moreThis article examines GitHub Copilot user and paid subscription data, and AI skit computing power costs to clarify two key figures that are easily confused in the industry, compares the differences between flow-based and productivity-based AI, dismantles the business logic behind the flow of tokens, peels off false narratives circulated in the industry, and restores the true payment and cost profile of the current AI industry.
Read moreOn November 10, Manulife Life Insurance (International) Co., Ltd. ("Manulife Hong Kong") and Ant Health jointly announced the launch of a new cross-border medical support service for eligible Manulife Hong Kong customers. Manulife Hong Kong has also become the first insurance company in Hong Kong to cooperate with Ant Health to provide cross-border medical direct payment. It is understood that eligible customers in Manulife Hong Kong can activate the electronic "medical insurance card" provided by Ant Health on AlipayHK, search for designated hospitals, and arrange outpatient treatment through the 24-hour appointment hotline. If the doctor recommends designated treatment, such as hospitalization, day surgery or outpatient cancer treatment, the customer can apply for the cross-border commercial insurance direct payment service - eligible medical expenses will be settled directly by the insurance company with the hospital. In the past, insurance customers who were interested in seeking medical treatment in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area often needed to follow up through different channels one by one, from searching for suitable hospitals, making appointments, applying for pre-approval, and processing payments. The new service integrates these key links, allowing customers to more easily grasp relevant arrangements, thereby enjoying a smoother, more convenient, clearer and more transparent cross-border medical treatment experience. Li Xuming, chief health director of Manulife Hong Kong and Macau, said, "As customers' needs are no longer limited to traditional protection, we are committed to creating more coherent health solutions, allowing customers to more easily obtain the medical services they need and control the entire medical treatment process. Now more and more customers live, work or travel in Hong Kong and other cities in the Greater Bay Area, and expect medical support The service can match their lifestyle. As the first insurance company in Hong Kong to launch cross-border medical direct payment services with Ant Health, we combine insurance, medical services and digital innovation to simplify the cross-border medical treatment process for customers. This cooperation fully reflects Manulife’s commitment to becoming a trusted health partner and helping them obtain cross-border medical services more securely and conveniently.” This service combines Manulife Hong Kong’s insurance expertise,
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