• Nvidia unveils ‘superchips’

    The company also announced other AI developments.

    Nvidia's powerful GPU chips and software are an integral ingredient in the creation of generative AI, with rivals like AMD or Intel still struggling to match the power

    Apple, Microsoft and Amazon have also developed chips with AI in mind, but for now are stuck trying to get their hands on Nvidia’s coveted products

  • China regulator to ban Evergrande chair from securities market for life

    BEIJING, CHINA – Chinese regulators will ban the chairman of property giant Evergrande from the securities market for life on grounds...

    Unable to repay interest on its loans, China’s real estate firm Evergrande formally defaulted in 2021, sending shockwaves through the industry.

    The company has struggled to repay creditors for years, defaulting in 2021 and becoming subject to a winding-up order by a Hong Kong court earlier this year.

  • Dubai approves rise in energy, water efficiency programs

    DUBAI, UAE – Chairman of the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum chaired the 81st...

    The Council reviewed updates of the demand side management strategy for 2030 and 2050.

    This is part of the efforts to make Dubai a leading example in efficient energy and water demand management.

  • Asian stocks rise on US gains ahead of key China policy meeting

    Hong Kong, China - Asian markets mostly rose Monday following US gains and ahead of a Chinese legislative session where Beijing's...

    Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 index surpassed the 40,000 mark for the first time, with analysts predicting it could advance even further

    Taiwanese chip giant TSMC rose to a record high Monday, gaining 5.2 percent on the global rally in semiconductor stocks

  • Sovcomflot 2023 net profit $900m   

    In 2023, the firm demonstrated strong financial results.

    The company's revenue increased by 22.6 percent in 2023

    Sovcomflot’s operating profit in 2023 doubled to $1.16 billion.

  • Shipping service connecting India, South East Asia with Saudi Arabia comes up

    RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA – VASI Shipping Pte Ltd has introduced a new shipping service IMS at King Abdulaziz Port in...

    This service aims to enhance its strategic partnerships with major international shipping lines, support the maritime sector.

    This initiative represents a significant step in bolstering the role of King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam in enhancing the maritime transport sector.

  • Bahrain and France sign MoU to boost tourism education

    Lyon, France--Vatel Hotel and Tourism Business School Bahrain signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with EKLYA School of Business in...

    The MoU will strengthen educational ties, foster mutual understanding, and enhance bilateral relations in the realms of academia, culture, and knowledge exchange

    The curriculum for the EKLYA students will encompass a variety of subjects, including cross-cultural studies, project management, event management, and geopolitics

  • Iran signs deals worth US$13bn to boost oil production

    The oil ministry and Iranian businesses signed deals worth $13 billion to increase daily oil production in six major fields....

    Last year Iranian oil minister promised the country's oil production would reach 3.6m bpd

    Iran's oil sector suffered a blow in 2018 when Western sanctions were reimposed

  • Iran signs big contracts to increase oil production

    Iran sealed contracts worth billions of dollars with domestic companies to boost its oil production in the face of Western...

    Iranian Oil Minister Javad Owji had said that oil production would reach 3.6 million barrels per day by the end of the Persian year on March 19.

    Iran's oil sector suffered a blow in 2018 when Western sanctions were reimposed, forcing foreign companies to leave the country,

  • Gemini’s inaccurate AI racial images warn of tech titans’ power

    AUSTIN, US – For people at the trend-setting tech festival here, the scandal that erupted after Google's Gemini chatbot cranked out...

    Gaffes such as the images of ethnically diverse Nazi troops forced Google to temporarily stop users from creating pictures of people.

    Social media users mocked and criticized Google for historically inaccurate images, like those showing a female black US senator from the 1800s.