A study published on Nature by the University of Oxford and RMIT University reveals that large language models (LLMs) suffer from AI hallucinations due to a lack of knowle...

The US-based Avnet, a distributor of IC products and electronics components, is supporting Taiwan's Original Design Manufacturers (ODMs) in venturing into the global automotive market...

Samsung Electronics has hired a former senior executive from Apple to lead its new North American Artificial Intelligence team.

In response to the growing corporate demand for generative AI, Japanese electronics giant Hitachi announced in 2024 that it has signed a three-year partnership contract with Microsoft...

In alignment with the global ESG initiative, businesses are increasingly paying attention to energy management.

LG Energy Solution (LGES) has officially joined the development of semi- and all-solid-state batteries with a bipolar structure.

OpenAI co-founder and former Chief Scientist Ilya Sutskever announced the launch of SSI on June 19, via the social platform X (formerly Twitter).

Chinese carmakers are accelerating their entry into Thailand.

The finance sector is one of the key areas where AI is put to use to drive innovations.

These are the most-read DIGITIMES Asia stories in the week of June 17 – June 21.

Tesla recently achieved a weekly production capacity of 1,300 Cybertrucks, but customers have not received their vehicles on schedule due to problems with their windshield wipers.

China's electric vehicle industry received at least $231 billion in government subsidies and aid from 2009 through to the end of last year, even as the amount of support per vehicle...

SoftBank Group Corp.'s big-talking founder Masayoshi Son is back, this time with plans to bring about an era of artificial super-intelligence.

LG Electronics took another step forward to grow its EV charging business. The South Korean company has become a strategic partner of ChargePoint, a US-based EV charging solution...

Since the beginning of May, several well-known Large Language Model (LLM) enterprises in China have announced price reductions, including Aliyun, Baidu, KU Xiaofei, Tencent Cloud,...