Post-secondary institutions in B.C. are integrating AI into education to prepare students for future roles. Students like Reshum Zubair use AI tools like ChatGPT to enhance job applications, while educators focus on teaching technical and analytical skills needed for AI-driven industries. This approach ensures graduates can effectively leverage AI technologies in their professional careers.
Intel has appointed Singapore-born semiconductor veteran Tan Lip-Bu as its new CEO. He will aim to revive the struggling chip giant, which faces declining market share and earnings.
Idaho has become the first U.S. state to prioritize the firing squad for executions, with Gov. Brad Little claiming it will reduce litigation and delays. The decision has been criticized by civil liberties groups, who argue that any execution method violates constitutional protections against cruel punishment.
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Intel appointed Lip-Bu Tan as CEO, effective March 18, 2025. With over two decades of experience in semiconductors and software, including leading Cadence Design Systems, Tan is expected to help revitalize Intel's innovation and competitive edge amid challenges like market share loss and intense competition.
The SEC is close to settling its legal battle with Ripple, signaling potential shifts in U.S. cryptocurrency regulation. Negotiations are near resolution, with Ripple seeking a favorable outcome after facing a $125 million fine. This development may influence future regulatory approaches in the digital asset sector.
Google acquired AdHawk Microsystems, an eye-tracking company, signaling potential plans to reintroduce Google Glasses. The move aligns with their Android XR platform development and partnerships, though no official release date has been announced.
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Amazon, Google, and Meta are supporting Peter Dutton's push for a nuclear energy rollout in Australia, highlighting its reliability for their data centers. They argue it's more consistent than renewables, which they claim Labor's policies have failed to address adequately.
A train fault at Tanjong Katong MRT station disrupted services between Gardens by the Bay and Bayshore stations for an hour on March 12. Free buses were provided during the outage, and services resumed by 6:24 AM with engineers resolving the issue promptly.
Intel has hired former board member Lip-Bu Tan as its new CEO to lead the struggling chipmaker through its latest turnaround effort. Tan, 65, previously led Cadence Design Systems and rejoins Intel’s board while taking on the CEO role amid the company’s financial struggles and leadership challenges.
Sonos has abandoned plans for a streaming box, likely due to a saturated market and past missteps, including an app controversy that hurt customer trust.
Microsoft aims to make TypeScript up to ten times faster by porting its tools and compilers to Go. This will reduce build times, improve editor performance, and handle large codebases and AI tools more efficiently.
Germany has regained its status as free from foot-and-mouth disease in most areas, allowing exports of meat and dairy products to resume. The World Organisation for Animal Health accepted the country's application, with restrictions lifted except near the outbreak site.
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