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The mechanical keyboard maker Qwertykeys announced Wednesday that it has suspended all U.S. product shipments owing to new tariffs levied by the Trump administration. The Guangdong-based outfit cites a February 1 announcement of 10% tariffs on imported Chinese goods as the motivating factor. “As a result, all keyboards from China to the U.S. are now subject to 45% tariffs at full value.”
"We are sad to see John go but fully support his decision to pursue new opportunities and wish him all the very best," Jared Kaplan, Anthropic's chief science officer, said in an emailed statement to Reuters. Schulman joined Anthropic after leaving OpenAI in August to deepen his focus on AI alignment, and return to hands-on technical work.
Fans have been speculating about PC gaming mouse-like functionality for the Switch 2 ever since optical sensors appeared in leaks last month. Nintendo then teased the feature in the new Switch’s reveal trailer shortly after. Now the potential game-changer has been all but officially announced thanks to a new patent breaking down how the Joy-Con mouse functionality will work.
China’s antitrust regulators is considering a probe into Apple (AAPL), according to Bloomberg reports, focusing on its App Store fees that target app developers. This issue could complicate Apple’s operations in China amid the US-China trade tensions. Apple’s China revenue has already been declining, with the company facing probes alongside others like Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL) and Nvidia (NVDA). Watch the video above to hear Catalysts hosts Madison Mills and Seana Smith discuss the latest developments in China's reported interest in investigating Apple. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Catalysts here. This post was written by Josh Lynch
The website of the Chinese artificial intelligence company DeepSeek, whose chatbot became the most downloaded app in the United States, has computer code that could send some user login information to a Chinese state-owned telecommunications company that has been barred from operating in the United States, security researchers say. The web login page of DeepSeek’s chatbot contains heavily obfuscated computer script that when deciphered shows connections to computer infrastructure owned by China Mobile, a state-owned telecommunications company. In its privacy policy, DeepSeek acknowledged storing data on servers inside the People’s Republic of China.
Google aims to release commercial quantum computing applications within five years, Google's head of quantum told Reuters on Wednesday, in a challenge to Nvidia's predictions of a 20-year wait. "We’re optimistic that within five years we’ll see real-world applications that are possible only on quantum computers," founder and lead of Google Quantum AI Hartmut Neven said in a statement. Real-world applications Google has discussed are related to materials science - applications such as building superior batteries for electric cars - creating new drugs and potentially new energy alternatives.
Japanese startup ArkEdge Space said on Friday an observation satellite it helped build for Taiwan's space agency has captured what could be the world's best-quality Earth imagery from a spacecraft smaller than a suitcase. The small optical observation satellite ONGLAISAT took 2.5-metre resolution images after being released to orbit about 400 km above the Earth in December, the company said. "The pictures are as clear as aerial photography (despite) being taken by a satellite of this size," Takayoshi Fukuyo, chief executive of ArkEdge, which led the ONGLAISAT mission, told a media briefing earlier this week.
Boston Dynamics Wednesday announced a partnership designed to bring improved reinforcement learning to its electric Atlas humanoid robot. The tie-up is with the Robotics & AI Institute (RAI Institute), earlier known as The Boston Dynamics AI Institute. Both organizations were founded by Marc Raibert, a former MIT professor who served as Boston Dynamics' CEO for 30 years. The Institute, founded in 2022, allows Raibert to continue the research that served as the foundation for Boston Dynamics.
Investing.com - Qualcomm posted better-than-anticipated fiscal first-quarter results thanks to an artificial intelligence-fueled rebound in smartphone demand, although the results were overshadowed by the chipmaker's announcement that its lucrative patent licensing unit will not see sales growth this year.
Amazon looks set to reveal some new devices at an event later this month. Details are scant, but the company may finally be ready to reveal more about its next-gen Alexa.
Australia has banned DeepSeek from all government devices on the advice of security agencies, a top official said Wednesday, citing privacy and malware risks posed by China's breakout AI program.TikTok was banned from government devices in 2023 on the advice of Australian intelligence agencies.
STORY: China's antitrust regulator is reportedly preparing for a possible investigation into Apple's policies and App Store fees.Bloomberg News reported the development on Wednesday (Feb 5), citing people familiar with the matter.It comes a day after China announced measures targeting U.S. businesses including Google, farm equipment makers, and the owner of fashion brand Calvin Klein. And just minutes after new U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods took effect.The report says the country's State Administration for Market Regulation is reviewing Apple's policies.These include its commission of up to 30% on in-app purchases.And restrictions on external payment services and App Stores.Shares of Apple were down over 2.5% in U.S. premarket trading.According to the report, Chinese regulators have been in discussions with Apple executives and app developers since last year.Apple and China's antitrust regulator did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment.The regulator said on Tuesday that Google was suspected of violating the country's anti-monopoly law. It did not provide further details on the investigation or on what it alleged Google had done to breach the law.
