China’s CIBR and NeuCyber are aiming to implant brain chips in 13 individuals by the end of the year, with plans for significant expansions in 2026. The Beinao No.1 chip has already demonstrated potential in paralyzed patients, positioning China to challenge the US in brain-computer interface advancements.
China is restricting the movement of employees and specialized equipment for high-tech manufacturing to India and Southeast Asia, aiming to prevent production shifts due to […]
A speeding ambulance lost control near Richmond Circle in Bengaluru on Saturday night, colliding with motorcycles at a red light. The tragic accident resulted in […]
Chip giant Broadcom recently laid off employees in customer-facing roles, including sales and account management. This follows a significant strategic partnership with OpenAI to develop […]