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Listings of Chinese AI supply chain companies are expected to hold firm despite rising valuation concerns and sharper scrutiny, according to a Citi banker working with Chinese companies.
Read the original →Paysend CEO Ben Chisell limits AI tools to top performers. Other U.K. companies are pushing broader workplace rollouts.
Read the original →During London Tech Week 2026 the UK government under Keir Starmer declared it would provide 450,000 children on free school meals with AI tutors to close the attainment gap. The plans have long been in the works.
Read the original →Qure.ai uses AI for early detection of diseases. Its CEO thinks India will be at the forefront of AI use.
Read the original →Researchers, startup founders and GPU infrastructure providers say fragmented computing capacity, rising rental costs, cumbersome approval processes and divergent commercial requirements are leaving some GPUs underutilised. Researchers meanwhile struggle to secure computing resources.
Read the original →NASSCOM urges India to favour domestic AI models over Big Tech in government procurement. The aim is to support local AI startups.
Read the original →Taiwan plans to raise billions of dollars to develop industrial parks in the US. The parks would build a base for a comprehensive supply chain for Nvidia Corp.
Read the original →The report's recommendations include requiring reporting of AI.
Read the original →AI course enrollments in the UAE rose 75% year over year. The country is strengthening both technical and human skills.
Read the original →Morocco has established a new government ministry explicitly dedicated to artificial intelligence.
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