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Video: ‘World’s first’ humanoid robot butler for hotels debuts at Shanghai airport
Shangri-La Traders Hotel in Shanghai becomes the 'world’s first' hotel staffed by humanoid and service robots.
Jensen Huang, the Nvidia chief executive, and the leaders of Samsung and Hyundai staged a regular-folks outing in Seoul ...
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FDNY uses drone-guided buoys in dramatic East River rescue
New York firefighters used drones to guide a water rescue in the East River on5. FDNY's Robotics Unit dropped bright yellow ...
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Billionaires eat together and pay everyone's tab, then Korean fried chicken stocks soar by 20%
Jensen Huang, CEO of chip giant Nvidia, recently had fried chicken and beer with two other tech titans, Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong and Hyundai Motor Group Executive Chair Euisun Chung, ...
Jensen Huang also met Hyundai boss Chung Eui-sun at a restaurant and handed out chicken to onlookers gathered outside.
Huang, dressed in his signature black leather jacket, chatted freely with fans and repeatedly left his billionaires table to ...
Silicon Valley chipmaker Nvidia plans to supply its graphics processing units for projects with the South Korean businesses ...
Nvidia and Samsung Electronics have announced plans to build a new AI factory that will merge advanced semiconductor manufacturing with large-scale AI computing ...
Beyond the noisy online world that often highlights division, the real story of the friendship between China and South Korea ...
NVIDIA has teamed up with with South Korea's biggest companies and the country itself, as they build out their AI ...
The ABI Katana robotic scoring system was an investment made during the pandemic with an eye toward the new facility, though it was installed in the previous bakery. During the pandemic, the ...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dined with Samsung's Jay Y Lee and Hyundai's Chung Euisun at a Korean fried chicken joint in South ...
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