Farm Fresh Flowers Delivery Tips!
Whether you want them for your own decorations or you want to gift someone, you don’t always have to drive or walk to a florist’s location to purchase flowers. These…
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Curated headlines from the world's leading supply chain publications.
Nvidia delays new gaming GPU as AI boom strains memory supply
Nvidia has postponed the release of its next-generation gaming graphics processing units (GPUs) this year as a global shortage of memory chips intensifies, underscoring how the artificial intelligence (AI) boom…
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Hydrogen network in the North Sea Canal area has been completed
The detailed design for the hydrogen network being developed by HyNetwork in the North Sea Canal Area has been completed, covering both a new hydrogen pipeline and an existing natural…
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‘Bad news for South Korea’ as US-Russia nuclear pact expires, sparking fears of arms race
Fears over the weakening of global momentum to rein in North Korea’s nuclear ambitions have mounted with the expiration of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New Start) between the…
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ASE Technology posts 3-year profit high on strong advanced packaging orders in 4Q25
Global outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT) leader ASE Technology Holding held its earnings call, revealing that robust demand for advanced semiconductor packaging services drove growth throughout 2025. ASE's chief…
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Google doubles AI capex, turning TPU ASIC orders into high-stakes supplier race
Google's latest earnings showed not only solid operating momentum but also an unprecedented surge in capital spending, with capex set to more than double from US$91.45 billion in 2025 to…
Lire la suite →Where Can You Earn Fast Money Online!
Events in the world are developing incredibly rapidly, and what previously seemed impossible is now the absolute norm. This applies to many areas of our lives, including ways to earn…
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US-China orbital arms race is forging a trillion-dollar space economy
If the years 2020 to 2025 were defined by the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution – a period where algorithms helped create tech titans such as Nvidia, OpenAI and Oracle –…
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Wistron posts strongest January on AI server growth
Wistron reported a record-strong revenue of NT$228.3 billion (US$7.24 billion) in January 2026, marking a 10.5% month-on-month decline but a robust 151.5% year-on-year increase. The company attributed this performance to…
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Foxconn sees 35% revenue increase in January on AI server demand
Hon Hai Precision Industry (Foxconn) reported a 35.53% year-over-year increase in revenue for January 2026, reaching NT$730.04 billion (US$23.06 billion), driven by strong demand for artificial intelligence (AI) servers, which…
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China’s humanoid robot makers pivot from ‘body’ to ‘brain’ as commercial race heats up
Chinese humanoid robotics companies are doubling down on developing intelligent models, as investors eye advances in robot “brains” as the next step towards real-world commercial use. Shenzhen-based Dobot said on…
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Amazon defends US$200 billion AWS capex as demand-led and fast-monetizing AI investment
Amazon said its planned US$200 billion capital spending, largely directed to AWS, reflects constrained supply and accelerating AI demand rather than speculative buildout. Management argued new capacity is being monetized…
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Amazon flags US$200 billion capex as AI push overshadows record cloud-led revenue
Amazon reported record revenue on accelerating cloud growth, but investor attention shifted to its plan to spend about US$200 billion in capital expenditure in 2026. The scale of AI-driven spending…
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China rallies neighbours against Japan in rare meeting. Will it work?
In the days that followed Japanese leader Sanae Takaichi’s controversial remarks over Taiwan in November, Beijing convened a rare meeting with Southeast Asian envoys to rally regional support for its…
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China farmer uses drone to transport pigs, causing power outage when cables get ensnared
A farmer in southwestern China who used a drone to transport pigs to be slaughtered ended up with a porker stuck in mid-air and his village out of power for…
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Is Hong Kong barking up the wrong tree with dog-friendly restaurants?
Ricky Tam Wai-kit’s pet-friendly Uluru Cafe in Wan Chai was recently issued a grim ultimatum by Hong Kong food hygiene officers – a week-long closure if officers spotted one more…
Lire la suite →Amazon posts Q4 gains from fulfillment orders and faster last-mile delivery
Amazon said its regionalized fulfillment network and expanding same-day delivery helped boost fourth-quarter results to $213.4 billion in net sales. The post Amazon posts Q4 gains from fulfillment orders and…
Lire la suite →Photos: U.S. Navy’s Next Supercarrier Completes First Sea Trials, Clearing Major Ford-Class Hurdle
The future USS John F. Kennedy completed its first Builder’s Sea Trials on February 4, marking a major milestone for the Navy’s second Ford-class aircraft carrier as the ship moves…
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Trump balks at nuclear limit extension, calls for new US-China-Russia deal
Combine three wary nations, deep historical mistrust, rapid technological change, the most destructive weapons ever developed and a US unwilling to extend Thursday’s last formal nuclear weapons guardrail, and you…
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Lidl boosts staff pay with £29m investment and doubles paternity leave
Lidl has today [February 6] unveiled a new £29m investment package in staff pay, cementing its place as the industry-leader in entry-level hourly pay.
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