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Sep 22, 2026

Wall Street expects Meta’s new AI agent to become a new revenue engine

The agent’s app has clocked 2.8 million downloads in its first 12 days since launch


Sep 22, 2026

From smart glasses to AI pins, privacy fears challenge tech's next big bet

Companies vying for a share of the market face a tough balancing act


Apple’s massive new M5 Ultra chip makes its grand entrance in the Mac Studio
Sep 22, 2026

Apple’s massive new M5 Ultra chip makes its grand entrance in the Mac Studio

The M5 Ultra chip is Apple’s most powerful Mac chip yet.


Sep 22, 2026

Amazon blocks Meta’s Muse AI agent from its retail site

The e-commerce giant builds its own automated shopping tools and seeks to stop rivals’ bots from using its platform


HWZ Community Giveaway: TLM Food Expo returns, and you can win exclusive goodie bags
Sep 22, 2026

HWZ Community Giveaway: TLM Food Expo returns, and you can win exclusive goodie bags

The year’s final edition is at Singapore Expo, with more than 120 exhibitors, discounts up to 90%, and a goodie bag for the first 500 visitors each day.


Alibaba teases 10-trillion-parameter model, debuts ‘China’s most powerful’ AI chip
Sep 22, 2026

Alibaba teases 10-trillion-parameter model, debuts ‘China’s most powerful’ AI chip

Alibaba Group Holding has introduced what it called China’s most powerful artificial intelligence chip and teased plans to train an AI model with up to 10 trillion parameters, as top executives reaffirmed the tech giant’s ambition to pursue artificial superintelligence (ASI). Speaking at the company’s annual Apsara Conference in Hangzhou on Tuesday, group chairman Joe Tsai highlighted Alibaba’s commitment to building end-to-end capabilities. “Alibaba is firmly investing in building full-stack AI...


Korea decides on 1st US investment project, draws up plans for 2 others
Sep 22, 2026

Korea decides on 1st US investment project, draws up plans for 2 others

Korea has decided on the first project it will pursue under its $350 billion U.S. investment pledge and drawn up implementation plans for two others as Seoul and Washington continue to finalize details of their investment agreement. Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan briefed the National Assembly's Trade, Industry, Energy, SMEs and Startups Committee on the projects Tuesday, saying the government had decided to pursue the project after reviews by committees chaired by the industry and finance ministers. “Today, I would like to report on one project for which the government has decided to pursue,” Kim said during the committee's plenary session. He added that the government had prepared implementation plans for two other projects that have not yet been approved but reflect shared interests between Korea and the United States. “Although we have not yet decided to pursue these projects specifically, I would like to report on the implementation plans for two projects that reflect the interests of both countries,” he said. Kim said the government had identified projects that could benefit


Ant Group consolidates Alipay operations in big bet on AI ‘agentic commerce’
Sep 22, 2026

Ant Group consolidates Alipay operations in big bet on AI ‘agentic commerce’

Chinese fintech giant Ant Group has revamped its online payments operations by creating a new business group for Alipay, as it sharpens its artificial intelligence focus on “agentic commerce” to drive new growth. Ant, an Alibaba Group Holding affiliate, merged its Digital Payment Business Group, Alipay Business Group and Zhima Credit Business Group into a new business unit dedicated to Alipay, according to an internal letter from CEO Cyril Han Xinyi on Monday, as reported by Chinese media outlet...


Here’s how much storage Apple Intelligence needs on newer iPhone models
Sep 22, 2026

Here’s how much storage Apple Intelligence needs on newer iPhone models

Apple Intelligence now requires up to 14GB storage for newer iPhone models.


Korea decides on 1 US investment project, draws up plans for 2 others
Sep 22, 2026

Korea decides on 1 US investment project, draws up plans for 2 others

Korea has decided to pursue one U.S. investment project and drawn up implementation plans for two others as Seoul and Washington continue to finalize details of their investment agreement. Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan briefed the National Assembly's Trade, Industry, Energy, SMEs and Startups Committee on the projects Tuesday, saying the government had decided to pursue one after reviews by committees chaired by the industry and finance ministers. “Today, I would like to report on one project for which the government has decided to pursue,” Kim said during the committee's plenary session. He added that the government had prepared implementation plans for two other projects that have not yet been approved but reflect shared interests between Korea and the United States. “Although we have not yet decided to pursue these projects specifically, I would like to report on the implementation plans for two projects that reflect the interests of both countries,” he said. Kim said the government had identified projects that could benefit Korea and reviewed U.S.-proposed projects based on


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