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Apple reportedly changed tack on its AI strategy, teaming with Alibaba Group to train a large language model for the Chinese market.

Reuters reported the move is a departure from Apple’s earlier strategy of employing domestic partners’ models in a nation where US iterations are not available.

The company’s Apple Intelligence suite of AI tools is e...


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SpaceX completed a $60 billion acquisition of AI coding start-up Cursor, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary of Elon Musk’s company.

Cursor stated the acquisition became effective today (14 August), having been init...


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French moves to join a growing number of nations seeking to ban social media access for children were set back by a decision from the nation’s top constitutional authority.

The Constitutional Council rejected a law passed last month seeking to prevent children aged less than 15-years from social media services because it believes it infringes on freedom of expressio...


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When two million fans flooded New York City to celebrate the Knicks’ National Basketball Association championship parade, T-Mobile US’ network carried 38TB of 5G data and supported 964 first responders on its T-Priority slice simultaneously, the most the operator has ever handled at a single event.

For Salim Kouidri (pictured), SVP of field engineering at T...


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Mobile World Live (MWL) brings you our top three picks of the week as Google took the wraps off its Pixel 11 smartphone range, Samsung and NTT Docomo tested personalised AI-RAN tech, and Sony and TSMC established a $4.7 billion image sensor JV.

Google unveils Pixel 11 range

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