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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.
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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 AI party might be taking a break, or perhaps it's over. Asian stock markets just got a cold shower, with tech shares in a freefall.

Curious what's cooking in Asia's markets a few years from now? A bunch of "luminaries" already met to give us the answers.


OpenAI makes a decisive Asian power move: it poaches Uber's India chief to lead expansion in what's becoming the company's biggest playground outside America. The hiring signals where the real growth battle is happening.
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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.
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.
Picture having a digital sidekick that whispers what to post, when to post it, and how to make it stick — without you losing your mind over it. Facebook just turned that fantasy into a real thing, at least for creators brave enough to test it.

As we speak, orders for SpaceX's IPO are piling up like a weekend sale at a tech store, and the numbers are solid enough to make investment managers start checking their bank accounts. This isn't just another stock offering—it's the moment when everyone realizes that private rockets aren't just billionaire fantasy anymore.

Intel just pulled off the kind of stock market bounce that seemed impossible months ago. The reason: Trump announces the chipmaker will team up with Apple to design and manufacture chips domestically — a move that could actually flip the script on decades of Asian supply chain dominance.

While global tech is hunting for the next frontier of growth, there's a Southeast Asian country quietly building the tools to get there first. Malaysia isn't the usual name you hear in tech conversations, yet something interesting is brewing there.