Korean firms shift CES focus to industrial AI
Once known primarily as a showcase for consumer electronics, CES is becoming an increasingly important stage for industrial AI, with Korea’s major tech and auto firms preparing to demonstrate the commercial value of artificial intelligence (AI) across industries ranging from semiconductors and robotics to batteries and autonomous driving. Samsung Electronics is expected to focus on AI semiconductors and robotics, while LG affiliates are set to showcase AI-powered appliances and battery technologies. Kia, under Hyundai Motor Group, plans to use the event to highlight advances in autonomous driving through its U.S.-based self-driving subsidiary Motional. The shift reflects Korean firms’ push to move beyond futuristic concepts and demonstrate AI technologies with clearer paths to commercialization. According to the Consumer Technology Association, which organizes the annual CES tech fair in January, Samsung's semiconductor division has already won multiple CES 2027 Innovation Awards for memory products. The winning technologies include UFS 5.0, a next-generation storage solution design
Read full article
It doesn’t matter how we use AI, we are all in trouble
AI helped me enter a world I once watched from the outside. Now I worry about what happens if that world pulls the ladder up. I am self-taught. My rise in AI technology began through my work building OnTheRice. I use AI to help research, connect information and build systems. It has expanded what I […] The post It doesn’t matter how we use AI, we are all in trouble appeared first on e27.
Apple says there are now more than 100,000 apps optimised for the iPhone Duo
App compatibility was one of the early criticisms of Apple’s foldable phone, but developer support is growing rapidly.
SoftBank and Grab put US$1.85B down on a 5GW AI bet in Malaysia
Grab started life in Malaysia as a taxi-booking app. Fourteen years on, it is heading back to its birthplace with a far heavier load: AI data centres. SoftBank Group and Grab Holdings have signed joint development agreements with Petroleum Sarawak (PETROS), the Sarawak state oil and gas company, to build AI infrastructure across Sarawak and […] The post SoftBank and Grab put US$1.85B down on a 5GW AI bet in Malaysia appeared first on e27.
What happens to the subscription economy when AI agents review every payment?
Subscription businesses have spent the past two decades making revenue more predictable. Instead of selling a product once and persuading the customer to buy again, they persuade the customer to keep paying every month or every year. That creates an important advantage: once the subscription has started, continuing to pay usually requires no decision at […] The post What happens to the subscription economy when AI agents review every payment? appeared first on e27.
A heavily modified Yangwang U9 Xtreme is the first car to exceed 500km/h
At 500km/h, you’ll cover the length of Singapore in under 6 minutes.
Huawei FreeBuds SE 5 Max combines IP-rated resistance with ANC, for just S$58
The Huawei FreeBuds SE 5 Max combines long battery life, support for high-quality audio codecs, and active noise cancellation (ANC) technology for just S$58. Details within.
Nvidia hires former acting US attorney to investigate Jensen Huang
Nvidia announced Tuesday that it has hired a former acting U.S. attorney to investigate its CEO, Jensen Huang, following reports of his alleged intimate relationship with a woman U.S. intelligence officials believe was spying for China. “The independent members of the NVIDIA Board have retained former acting U.S. Attorney of the Southern District of New...
Schumer says Trump support of Nvidia CEO a 'dereliction of duty'
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) slammed President Trump over his association with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang following reports about the tech leader having an intimate relationship with alleged Chinese spy Alice Huang. “The press reports that Trump was briefed more than a year ago that Nvidia’s CEO was having an affair with a suspected...
The real cost of scams isn’t just money, it’s trust
Written by Shamina Singh, founder and president of the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth and the EVP for Sustainability at Mastercard and Ilaria Chan, founding Chairwoman of Tech For Good Institute Filipinos are among Southeast Asia’s savviest scam spotters. But recognizing a scam and being resilient to one are two different things. As more technologies, like
Appeals court limits Trump DOJ's access to journalists’ private chat logs
A federal appeals court's three-judge panel unanimously limited Tuesday the Trump administration's broad access to journalists' LinkedIn records as part of a national security leak investigation, suggesting it could impart a "damaging blow" to First Amendment rights. The ruling, written by Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson, a Reagan appointee, stated the Justice Department's (DOJ) attempt to...
Nintendo Switch Online and eShop now available in the Philippines
Nintendo Singapore Pte. Ltd. today announced that Nintendo eShop and Nintendo Switch Online are now available in the Philippines starting today, November 10, 2026. Nintendo eShop allows players to purchase downloadable games and content, as well as try free demos of selected titles directly on their Nintendo Switch 2 or Nintendo Switch console. With Nintendo
Anthropic seeks valuation of up to $1.4 trillion for IPO
Anthropic is seeking a valuation of up to $1.4 trillion for its blockbuster initial public offering (IPO) expected later this month. In a new filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Anthropic said it is planning to sell 825 million shares between $70 and $78 a share. If the company lists shares at the...
