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Kim Joo-young, CEO of AI semiconductor fabless startup HyperAccel, was named on the 21st to MIT Technology Review Korea’s “THE AI 30: 30 People Shaping the Future of AI in Korea.” The recognition honors his work advancing AI infrastructure efficiency through semiconductor technology specialized for large language model (LLM) inference. HyperAccel recently surpassed ₩210 billion…

Money is suddenly being pointed straight at AI and tech, from proposed “Innovation Accounts” that could steer fresh billions into specialist index funds, to signals that major AI platforms like OpenAI may share slices of equity with the public sector. That kind of attention can reshape demand. This article breaks down three stocks exposed to…

From software enhancements to more responsive after-sales support, Ai+ Smartphone is using real customer experiences to shape better products and a more seamless ownership journey.

Dr Arindra Nath Mishra29 Sep 2026 05:00IST New Update

As Africa’s young and digitally connected population comes of age, the payments industry is changing with it, driven by digitally savvy consumers who expect every interaction to be fast, seamless and mobile-first.

CIOL Bureau25 Sep 2026 13:49IST New Update

When Nosike Nwigene was working as a communications professional for tech startups at InsiderPR, a global public relations (PR) firm focused on startups in emerging markets, one of the companies he handled as a junior account manager ran into trouble with regulators. 

This year’s Pros to Know reflect just how much the convenience services industry continues to evolve. From operators and sales leaders to technology developers, product specialists and suppliers, the 2026 honorees are finding new ways to improve operations, serve customers and grow their businesses.

A perspective on how automotive research partnerships are evolving across Southeast Asia 15.09.26

Many chief financial officers are increasingly operating in a dual role: leading the transformation of finance teams while helping shape business strategies as senior executives and, often, board members. They are expected to influence where the organization places its next bets, how those investments are governed, and how value is defined, measured, and achieved.