Apple
Apple is the iPhone maker taking a privacy-first, on-device approach to AI with Apple Intelligence and a revamped Siri. Its A- and M-series silicon makes it a key platform for local AI models. Here is all our coverage of Apple's AI strategy.
Google Gemini: your smartphone now officially belongs to the neural network
Remember that feeling when you asked Google Assistant to set a timer, but instead it opened a search for the phrase "set a timer"? It seems the era of this charming…
Google Maps and Gemini: When Navigation Knows More About the Neighborhood Than Locals
Remember when finding a decent coffee in an unfamiliar neighborhood required you to stop, close the navigator, and frantically type queries into the search bar?
AI bots capture traffic: why the internet is turning into a closed party
Remember when the biggest threat to your website was just a regular DDoS attack or a flood of spam comments? Those days now seem like a leisurely walk in the park.
Video from Code: Why Developers No Longer Fear Motion Design
AI-Agents 2030: When Your Software Stops Asking Permission
SpaceX Buys xAI: Why Elon Musk Needs a Rocket with Artificial Intelligence
Samsung and Glass Substrates: Koreans Find a Way to Cool Down AI-Chip Fever by 2027
Clawdbot: China's Answer to Ollama Takes NVIDIA's Monopoly Away from Neural Network Deployment
For a long time, running serious neural networks locally resembled a closed club for the select few. To play around with Llama or Claude on your own hardware, you…
Simier: How Chinese Startup Puts Apple and BYD on "Sensing" Chips
While the world watches mesmerized as chatbots exercise their verbal prowess, a quiet but far more fundamental revolution is unfolding in the shadow of giant server…
Linkhou Robot: NIO Bets on "Smart Hands" for Chinese Factories
Chinese industry has long stopped being merely a "world factory" with cheap labor. Today it's a massive testing ground for the boldest automation ideas.
China's 2025 Index: AI in Every Pocket and a Robot in Every Bowl
Remember when the Chinese market was associated exclusively with mass production of cheap knockoffs? Forget about it.