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Veon-owned Kyivstar and Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation jointly selected Google’s Gemma foundation framework to develop a sovereign national large language model (LLM).
Under the initiative, Kyivstar and Ukraine’s WINWIN AI Center of Excellence will develop a sovereign Ukrainian LLM designed to reflect the country’s language, dialects, history and cultu...
Samsung Electronics unveiled its first smartphone to fold in multiple places, the Galaxy Z TriFold, a device sporting a 10-inch screen when fully opened and carrying a price tag of almost $2,500 in its home market.
The device is set for release in South Korea on 12 December for KRW3.6 million ($2,444). China, Taiwan, Singapore and the UAE will be among the next batc...
Apple named former Microsoft and Google executive Amar Subramanya as its VP of AI, replacing John Giannandrea who played a key role in the company’s AI and machine learning strategy for more than seven years.
Apple stated Subramanya will report into software boss Craig Federighi, leading critical areas around its AI business including Apple Foundation Models, ML res...
Australia’s Federal Court ordered Google Asia Pacific to pay AUD55 million ($36.1 million) for striking what it judged to be anti-competitive deals with operators Telstra and Optus to exclusively pre-install its Search product on Android smartphones.
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Apple is reportedly pushing back on a directive by India’s Department of Telecommunications (DoT) for smartphone makers to preinstall a state-owned cybersecurity app on all new devices, with the iPhone maker to raise its concerns to the government.
Sources told the news agency Apple does not plan to comply with the order as it doesn’t follow “such mandates anywhere ...
