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The European Union today gave final approval to legislation that will force technology companies like Apple to switch to USB-C across a wide range of its devices.
https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2022/10/24/common-charger-eu-ministers-give-final-approval-to-one-size-fits-all-charging-port/
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Samsung to launch Crypto Exchange in the first half of 2023.
🔸Samsung is taking a second swing at launching a crypto exchange, with its initial plans reportedly thwarted by a lack of key talent.
🔸Its previous attempts to launch an exchange were stalled last year when the business was reportedly unable to hire the right professionals to run it.
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India is extremely close to launching 5G services.
Airtel and Jio Expected to Launch 5G Services this Month; Vi Could Too.
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Neural network "Deep Nostalgia" will bring old photos to life
With the help of this neural network, you can "revive" the faces of long-gone people, including those who have never been recorded on video.
Technically, the way Deep Nostalgia works is very simple: it has a set of prepared mimic templates on which the face from the selected image is superimposed. The neural network has not been trained for a long time, it works according to averaged criteria, and the result largely depends on the quality of the original photo.
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China presents prototype train, accelerates up to 620 km/h
The train runs on the energy of a high-temperature superconductor, which gives the impression of traveling on magnetized rail tracks. The prototype is 21 meters long.
The train was presented to the media in Chengdu for the first time. Professor He Chuan, who took part in the work on the prototype, has already shared his predictions with journalists. He is sure that the train can be put into service in a period of 3 to 10 years.
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