Browsing: targets

Technology

Openlight, which designs photonic chips in specific silicon for personalized application, has collected a series A of $ 34 million because it targets the interconnection market of the data center (Dan Swinhoe / Datacennumics)

By Stacey D. WallsAugust 31, 2025

Featured podcasts Podcast by Lenny: How we restructure the whole organization of AirTable for AI | Howie Liu (co-founder and…

Technology

While Trump targets the CEO of Intel Lip-Bu Tan, a look at his company VC Walden International, which has invested $ 5 billion + in more than 600 companies, with over 100 years in China, including SMIC (Ian King / Bloomberg)

By Stacey D. WallsAugust 8, 2025

Featured podcasts Big Technology Podcast: OPENAI COO BRAD LIGHTCAP: GPT-5 capacities, why it’s important, and where the AA goes The…

Asia

The US bill targets Chinese Ouïghours repression – Radio Free Asia

By Frank M. EverettAugust 1, 2025

A bipartite group of American legislators has announced this week a bill that would expand existing sanctions to combat what…

Asia

Cambodia targets workers in repression of scam centers

By Frank M. EverettJuly 18, 2025

On Friday, the government of Cambodia said that at least 2,000 people had been arrested during a repression commissioned this…

Technology

Chinese hacking attacks against American targets were up 2x from 2024 to 330+ incidents in 2025; US officials say China has moved to “piracy for rental” (Joseph Menn / Washington Post)

By Stacey D. WallsJuly 16, 2025

Featured podcasts Big Technology Podcast: Condoleezza Rice: Us Tech at risk in the middle of the university cuts The Big…

Business & Money

The Toyota hybrid leader targets major growth of rechargeable vehicles

By Stacey D. WallsMay 28, 2025

2023 Prius Prime Exposed, April 6, 2023.Scott Mlyn | CNBCPlano, Texas – Twenty -five years after presenting many Americans to…

Business & Money

Burger King targets families with the team “How to train your dragon”

By Stacey D. WallsMay 21, 2025

Burger King's “How to Train Your Dragon” menu include the roasted Whopper with the Dragon Flame, Mozzarella Dragons, Strawberry Lemonade…

Business & Money

While Trump targets non -profit organizations, wealthy donors are wary of intensifying it

By Stacey D. WallsApril 25, 2025

A version of this article appeared for the first time in Inside Wealth Newsletter of CNBC with Robert Frank, a…

Technology

Sources: The Trump administration targets those responsible for combating foreign interference in the US elections, including those focused on cybersecurity and false content (New York Times)

By Stacey D. WallsFebruary 20, 2025

New York Times:: Sources: The Trump administration targets those responsible for combating US elections, including those focused on cybersecurity and…

Strike against protest festival in Myanmar kills at least 20, residents say – Radio Free Asia

Hanoi floods again amid typhoon-like rains – Radio Free Asia

Two suspects as a whole while the Thai court condemns to a hitman for a Cambodian politician man – Radio Free Asia

Hong Kong provides for a large increase in surveillance powered by AI – Radio Free Asia

The trial begins to kill the former Cambodian legislator – Radio Free Asia

Impacts on commercial real estate

Gold prices continue to increase and jewelry companies sound the alarm

Startups remaining private longer with alternative capital

Investors represent the largest share of buyers for 5 years

Michael Arougheti, CEO of Ares, speaks of the “retail revolution” in alternative assets

Democrats turn the tables and demand Mike Johnson reopen the House to pay the troops

The Prime Minister of Canada cannot sit and watch Trump’s mad closure diatriber

Lawrence O’Donnell destroys Jake Tapper

Rachel Maddow and JB Pritzker exhibit the worst case for the military invasion of Trump cities

JB Pritzker triggers a merger from the Oval Office of Trump

A significant leap in the range of google smart watches with a beautiful dome -shaped screen, but Gemini is not reliable and the GPS cards are always bancals (Victoria Song/The Verge)

German officials say they will vote against "Discussion control" Proposals, reporting the block will not have enough support before a vote of October 14 (Suzanne Smalley / The Record)

Questions and answers with Sam Altman on the unifying vision of Openai, infrastructure agreements, the state of mind of investors, Chatgpt applications, Instant Checkout, Sora, copyright, comments and more (Ben Thompson/Stratechery)

An interview with Evan Prodromou, the “inventor of the Fediverse,” about the origins of ActivityPub, Mastodon’s focus on privacy, expanding beyond microblogging, and more (Matthias Pfefferle/Open Channels FM)

Sources: OPENAI and Anthropic plan to use investors’ funds to settle potential complaints resulting from prosecution of several billion dollars, while insurers hesitate to cover the risks linked to AI (Financial Times)

Browsing: targets

Openlight, which designs photonic chips in specific silicon for personalized application, has collected a series A of $ 34 million because it targets the interconnection market of the data center (Dan Swinhoe / Datacennumics)

While Trump targets the CEO of Intel Lip-Bu Tan, a look at his company VC Walden International, which has invested $ 5 billion + in more than 600 companies, with over 100 years in China, including SMIC (Ian King / Bloomberg)

The US bill targets Chinese Ouïghours repression – Radio Free Asia

Cambodia targets workers in repression of scam centers

Chinese hacking attacks against American targets were up 2x from 2024 to 330+ incidents in 2025; US officials say China has moved to “piracy for rental” (Joseph Menn / Washington Post)

The Toyota hybrid leader targets major growth of rechargeable vehicles

Burger King targets families with the team “How to train your dragon”

While Trump targets non -profit organizations, wealthy donors are wary of intensifying it

Sources: The Trump administration targets those responsible for combating foreign interference in the US elections, including those focused on cybersecurity and false content (New York Times)