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Oct 7, 2025 Market Researcher Shares Insights on AI Computers Global AI notebook shipments are set to make up 19.7% of the notebook market in 2025, driven largely by Apple’s MacBooks, TrendForce reported. Despite rising demand, high prices and limited AI applications are slowing broader adoption across other major brands. Taipei Times Oct 7, 2025 Nvidia partner Hon Hai meets sales estimates Hon Hai (Foxconn) reported 10.99% year-on-year quarterly sales growth to $67.7 billion, driven by AI server demand. Cloud, networking, and components surged, while consumer electronics and computing slipped, as the company expands US AI infrastructure capacity. Taipei Times Oct 7, 2025 New California law aims to hold driverless car companies accountable for traffic violations California will hold driverless car companies accountable for traffic violations starting next year. The law responds to incidents like a Waymo robotaxi making an illegal U-turn, closing a legal loophole that previously exempted autonomous vehicles from tickets. CBS News Oct 7, 2025 IoT Security: Hard Lessons, Emerging Practices, and the Push Toward Regulation Experts at The Things Conference 2025 warned that poor provisioning, weak update systems, and unused hardware protections still threaten IoT security. They urged secure-by-default design, lifecycle management, and adherence to global cybersecurity standards. EE Times Oct 7, 2025 Natron's Failure May Not Spell Doom for Sodium-Ion Batteries Natron Energy, a U.S. sodium-ion battery pioneer, shut down on September 3 due to funding challenges, halting its ambitious North Carolina $1.4 billion factory plan. Experts say the closure reflects timing and capital pressures, not the viability of U.S. sodium-ion innovation. IEEE Spectrum Oct 7, 2025 Cerebras CEO explains IPO withdrawal, says AI chipmaker still intends to go public Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman acknowledged the company erred by not promptly explaining its IPO withdrawal. The AI chipmaker plans to update its prospectus, reflecting improved business, new cloud operations, and a $1.1 billion funding round before going public. CNBC Oct 7, 2025 Stop Framing It as AI vs. Humans — Start Leading Like Someone Who Knows How to Use Both AI is reshaping business workflows, automating repetitive tasks and accelerating decision-making beyond human capacity. Yet, it remains error-prone and lacks emotional intelligence, making human judgment essential. Leaders must treat AI as a force multiplier, not a replacement. Entrepreneur Oct 7, 2025 Dying languages will not be saved by AI The UN warns that 40% of global languages risk extinction as AI tools fail to support low-resource tongues. Despite multilingual progress, English dominates most models. Experts urge community-driven data efforts to safeguard linguistic and cultural diversity. Taipei Times |
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