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“The intelligence revolution is going to be the next major bend in the curve of GDP growth,” Nadella told hundreds of attendees at the Microsoft Build: AI Day event in Jakarta, including software developers, ministers and enterprise chief executives.
More than three dozen districts across Thailand’s 77 provinces have seen record temperatures in April, generally the hottest month of the year, with new highs beating records held as far back as 1958, according to data from the Thai Meteorological Department.
The world’s largest memory chip maker reported net income of 6.62 trillion won (US$4.8 billion) in the March quarter, versus the average analyst projection for 5.63 trillion won. That is more than four times the company’s earnings a year earlier.
Bangkok issued extreme heat warnings last week as its index rose to “very dangerous” levels. About 30 people have died due to the high temperatures this year in Thailand, compared with 37 heat-linked fatalities in all of 2023, according to government data.
Japan’s ruling party lost a special election Prime Minister Fumio Kishida had described in part as a judgment on himself, months ahead of a party leadership vote.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has joined demonstrations protesting against domestic violence after a spate of murders.
While the Monetary Authority of Singapore stuck to its view that the economy would grow 1 per cent-3 per cent this year, it said in its biannual Macroeconomic Review published on Friday that the outlook depends on the global pivot to monetary easing and a tech upswing.
The government is investigating the spread of the manipulated video and will file cases against those responsible, the communications office said in a statement on Friday. The deepfakes “seemingly asking the armed forces to act against another nation” have since been taken down, the office said, without mentioning China.