Consumer Electronics

Beyond Digital Signatures: Validir's Advanced Authentication for Luxury Products

Imagine spending $1,000 on a pair of rare, valuable, collectible sneakers. It's thrilling, but then the nagging doubt sets in. Are they authentic? A knockoff? Who's to know? This is the exact dilemma faced by collectors all over the world. Innovator Validir is first to market with a powerful solution to give collectors, designers, manufacturers, and everyday consumers the confidence that the assets they are buying or selling will retain their value.


Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta Reality Labs Loses $45 Billion in 4 Years As AR/VR Falls Short

Meta’s Reality Labs has reported $45 billion in losses over the past four years due to chaotic management and frequent leadership changes. Further losses are expected as the division struggles in a co..

Nvidia Plans China-Specific Version of Blackwell AI Chip Following US Export Restrictions

Nvidia is developing a modified version of its new flagship AI chip, the "B20," specifically for the Chinese market to bypass U.S. export restrictions...

Huawei Opens $1.4 Billion R&D Campus in Shanghai to Attract Foreign Talent

Huawei completes its $1.4 billion R&D center in Shanghai's Qingpu district to attract 30,000 foreign R&D talents and focus on semiconductor, wireless, and IoT technologies...


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