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AI Boom Reshapes Korea's Markets as SK Hynix Dethrones Samsung After 27 Years

Mon, 22 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0800

There is a quiet drama playing out in South Korean equity markets, and it says as much about the AI revolution as any quarterly earnings call ever could. For the first time since 1999, Samsung Electronics is no longer the country’s most valuable listed company — at least not for the entire trading day.

ByteDance's Doubao AI Assistant Quietly Adds Ride-Hailing in Latest Expansion Push

Mon, 22 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0800

There is a quiet land grab unfolding inside China’s AI assistant apps, and ByteDance just opened a new front. Its Doubao assistant — already nudging into e-commerce and group-buying — has begun testing an integrated ride-hailing feature that lets users book a car without ever leaving the conversation.

CDPR Co-CEO: Fully AI-Generated Games Are Coming, But That's Not the Path Forward

Mon, 22 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0800

There’s a quiet tension running through the games industry right now, one that every major studio is grappling with behind closed doors. Generative AI can accelerate development pipelines in ways that would have seemed fanciful just a few years ago — prototyping, asset generation, dialogue scripting — but the question that keeps coming up is whether it can ever do more than assist. Most developers agree it can’t replicate the human spark. What’s less settled is what happens when someone tries anyway.

SanDisk's New Patent Stacks NAND Flash Beneath Compute Chips to Crack the Storage Bottleneck

Mon, 22 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0800

There is a quiet tension running through every AI datacenter on the planet right now: the compute is getting faster, but the storage delivering data to those hungry accelerators is struggling to keep pace. Memory bandwidth, capacity, and — increasingly — physical proximity to the silicon have become the real ceilings on what a training run or inference workload can achieve.

Tesla Files 'Megapod' Trademark, Hinting at Modular AI Data Center Hardware

Mon, 22 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0800

There’s a quiet tension in watching Tesla file a trademark for something called “Megapod” less than a year after the company pulled the plug on Dojo, its once-ambitious in-house AI training supercomputer. The name alone suggests Tesla hasn’t given up on AI infrastructure — it may simply be rethinking how to package it.