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Nvidia employees face intense pressure with long hours and frequent meetings, yet many remain due to lucrative stock compensation. Meanwhile, Intel's board faces upheaval after a poor quarterly report, and Huawei hints at a potential breakthrough in chip design amid ongoing sanctions.
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Apple has launched the iPhone 16, its first AI-powered smartphone, featuring a new camera control button and the promise of Apple Intelligence. However, key AI features will not be available until next month, leading to mixed reactions from consumers and analysts amid rising competition from Huawei and others.
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The release of Black Myth: Wukong, China's first AAA video game, has generated significant sales and cultural discussions. Despite selling 18 million copies since its August 20 launch, the game faces scrutiny over allegations of sexism at developer Game Science and controversial influencer guidelines. This highlights broader issues of gender inequality in the gaming industry.
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Apple's iPhone 16 launch has been overshadowed by declining pre-order sales and fierce competition from Huawei's new Mate XT smartphone. Analysts report a 12.7% drop in iPhone 16 pre-orders compared to last year, raising concerns about Apple's market position, especially in China, where local rivals are gaining ground.
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ByteDance has refuted claims of developing semiconductors to reduce reliance on Nvidia. The company stated its semiconductor initiatives are in early stages, focusing on cost optimization rather than mass production. This follows reports of potential collaboration with TSMC to produce advanced chips amid ongoing U.S.-China tech tensions.
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As the UK prepares for 6G technology, experts warn that significant upgrades to infrastructure are necessary. Meanwhile, China has established key 6G standards, enhancing its position in the global telecommunications landscape. The UK government is investing in research to lead in this next generation of connectivity.
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Huawei's Mate XT tri-fold smartphone launches on September 20, 2024, with over 6.3 million preorders. The device's high demand has led to inflated resale prices, coinciding with Apple's iPhone 16 release, which has seen significant price cuts in China due to soft demand.