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Imagine changing your AI assistant's brain without even making it restart a single neuron. Now, for VSCode users, that fantasy has become a reality.

Imagine ordering food and then financing your new TV, all from the same app. In Asia, this future might be closer thanks to Grab, reportedly looking to buy Atome.

The chip market, once the darling of investors, just took a nasty tumble. Shares of Asian giants got hit hard, signaling a chill in a red-hot sector.

Curious what's cooking in Asia's markets a few years from now? A bunch of "luminaries" already met to give us the answers.
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AI cloud is the new gold rush, and Asia wants a massive piece of the pie. CoreWeave isn't missing out, betting big on Indonesia.

Imagine lawyers not billing you for every email. An AI startup, Norm Ai, just got $120 million to make that fantasy a bit more real.
The future of AI is powerful, but sometimes a bit sluggish. Nvidia seems to be hitting production snags, pushing back its next-gen AI servers.
Imagine a team of AI assistants ready to work, but without the exorbitant costs. A new GitHub project promises exactly that, teaching your Claude agents to collaborate efficiently.

An Australian AI startup and chip giant Nvidia are about to build a massive data center together in Indonesia. Their first partnership project could generate up to $30 billion in commercial agreements over the next six years.

While everyone celebrated the AI boom, two giants made a seemingly innocent move: raise prices. Asia's tech market screamed in pain.

Inside Disney's R&D labs, a wooden manta ray prototype the size of a car is being built to transform into Moana's Gramma Tala character. It's coming to a Disney park soon, with robot dolphins as backup dancers.