From Monica to Manus: How China’s young entrepreneurs are shaping AI agents’ future

Chinese AI startup Butterfly Effect has disrupted the AI landscape with the unexpected launch of Manus, an early preview of what it touts as the world’s first general-purpose AI agent. According to the company and TechCrunch, Manus does more than generate ideas—it autonomously executes complex decision-making tasks based on minimal user input.

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LG B5 4K OLED TVs are launched in the U.S.

LG began launching the LG B5 4K OLED TVs in the U.S. The series comprises five models and, currently, only the two biggest models are available with their respective prices.: LG OLED83B5PUA – specifications / OLED83B5AUA / OLED83B5YUA; USD 4500 LG OLED77B5PUA – specifications / OLED77B5AUA / OLED77B5YUA; USD 3000 LG OLED65B5PUA – specifications / OLED65B5AUA / OLED65B5YUA LG OLED55B5PUA…

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Samsung intensifies scrutiny of system LSI and foundry amid ongoing struggles

Samsung Electronics has launched a sweeping internal review of its System LSI and foundry businesses, signaling potential restructuring efforts as the company grapples with widening losses and intensifying competition with TSMC. The move follows growing concerns over the performance of Samsung’s non-memory semiconductor operations, which have yet to yield the expected results despite significant investments.

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MWC 2025: Is “Complete 5G” the industry’s missing piece? GSMA says 5G SA holds key

The rapid adoption of AI is driving a surge in global data demand. Yet, 5G deployment has fallen short of industry expectations, pushing telecom operators to seek new revenue streams. At MWC 2025, the Global System for Mobile Communications Association (GSMA) underscored that “Complete 5G” will be pivotal for mobile operators looking to redefine the market and increase revenue. However, the adoption of 5G standalone (5G SA) remains the decisive factor.

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Samsung faces growth challenges in India as prolonged labor strike disrupts operations

Samsung Electronics is facing major setbacks as labor disputes at its Sriperumbudur factory in India escalate without resolution. South Korean industry observers warn that the prolonged strike threatens to undermine Samsung’s growth momentum in the world’s most populous market. Beyond immediate production disruptions, the ongoing labor unrest could damage the company’s corporate reputation in a region increasingly critical to its global strategy.

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