Russian province boosting exports to Africa
The deputy governor of a southern Russian region has highlighted the growing trade with African nations Read Full Article at RT.com
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British man left ‘badly chewed up’ by hippo attack
A British man was left “badly chewed up” after a hippo attacked him on a canoeing trip in Zambia.
Wagner chief Prigozhin used Western banks – FT
Evgeny Prigozhin wired money to Chinese companies with the help of HSBC and JPMorgan, the Financial Times has reported Read Full Article at RT.com
US announces $375 million in military aid for Ukraine
The US will send cluster bombs and an array of rockets as part of a $375 million aid package for Kiev, the US Department of State has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Nvidia’s days of absolute dominance in AI could be numbered because of this key performance benchmark
Startups like SambaNova and Cerebras are challenging Nvidia in the AI inference market, emphasizing speed to gain an edge.
The Black Sea has a deadly naval mine problem that will long outlast the Ukraine war
An untold number of mines have been laid in the Black Sea during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and clearing them is slow and challenging.
This chart shows one potential advantage AWS’s AI chips have over Microsoft and Google
AI chip investments by Amazon, Google, and Microsoft aim to challenge Nvidia, with AWS’s broader availability offering a potential edge.
My dream job at Google came with a great salary and perks but a nightmare 4-hour commute. It was totally worth it.
Mike Manalac left everything behind in Baltimore and moved to San Francisco to secure a job at Google. When he finally got it, it was two hours away.
Elon Musk seemed to diss Sam Altman over OpenAI’s high-profile exits, comparing him to a notoriously cunning ‘Game of Thrones’ character
Elon Musk made the comments just hours after Mira Murati, OpenAI’s CTO and one of its most prominent public figures, announced her resignation.
The death of a young EY employee is raising questions over India’s ‘always-on’ work culture
Fourteen-hour work days, meetings during vacations, and no overtime. India has one of the toughest work cultures in the world.