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Samsung Faces Global Job Cuts Amid Market Struggles

Samsung Electronics is facing significant workforce reductions as it grapples with mounting challenges in a competitive landscape. Reports indicate that the company is set to reduce its global workforce by roughly 10%, which could see almost 26,780 jobs eliminated across Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. This decision comes against a backdrop of declining stock […]

The Environmental Cost of Artificial Intelligence: An Urgent Call for Sustainable Practices

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming various industries, offering innovative solutions and enhancing efficiencies. However, this technological advancement is not without significant consequences. As an expert in the field, Sasha Luccioni highlights the substantial energy demands associated with AI, particularly generative models like ChatGPT. This energy-intensive nature raises important questions regarding the environmental impact of […]

Australia’s New Law to Combat Misinformation: A Game Changer for Social Media Giants

Australia has taken a bold step in the global fight against misinformation with a new law aimed at holding social media platforms accountable for the content they host. This legislation comes amid rising concerns about the potential impact of misinformation on democracy, public health, and critical infrastructure. For tech giants like Meta and X (formerly […]

Canada Secures Pivotal Role in Horizon Europe: A Game Changer for Research and Innovation

In a significant advancement for the Canadian research landscape, Canada has secured an associate country status in Horizon Europe, the globe’s largest research and innovation funding initiative. This agreement with the European Commission signifies not just an exciting collaboration, but a major leap forward for Canadian researchers, innovators, and businesses poised to take on global […]

CCIA Backs USTR's Challenge Against Canada's Digital Services Tax

The Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) has voiced strong support for the U.S. Trade Representative’s (USTR) decision to consult with Canada regarding its Digital Services Tax (DST). This step begins a formal dispute process under the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which could escalate if not resolved within a specified timeframe. The DST, introduced through Bill […]

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