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See AllBEIJING (Reuters) – Beijing city authorities have announced subsidies for firms that purchase domestically produced artificial intelligence (AI) chips, as China seeks to develop its semiconductor industry and reduce reliance on foreign technology.The sizes of subsidies were not specified in a document outlining the initiative by the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Economy and Information Technology dated April 24.”Companies that purchase domestically controlled GPU chips for intelligent computing services will receive support based on a certain…
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View MoreAs the University of Southern California in Los Angeles canceled its main commencement ceremony because of safety concerns over student protests, students at Columbia University in New York, where anti-war demonstrations led to dozens of arrests, said they feared theirs could be disrupted. Schools across the country where protests have…
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View MoreQuincy, Massachusetts, City Council President Ian Cain didn’t hold back criticizing Sen. Elizabeth Warren when he officially launched his challenge against her on Wednesday, calling her a disappointment. “No one has disappointed Massachusetts more than Elizabeth Warren,” Cain said in a campaign video posted to his social media that included negative…
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View MoreLogan Paul’s sports drink company, Prime, is being sued for allegedly deceiving consumers about the ingredients in its energy drink. A New York woman is claiming that Prime Hydration LLC, distributed by Congo Brands, is using “deceptive, and misleading advertising” regarding the caffeine content of its 12-ounce energy drinks.The bottles…
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