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RBA Cuts Rates to 3.85% as Australia Navigates Global Economic Uncertainty

In light of a more bleak global outlook and declining inflation, Australias central bank lowered its policy rate by 25 basis points to a twoyear low o

In light of a more bleak global outlook and declining inflation, Australias central bank lowered its policy rate by 25 basis points to a twoyear low of 3.85%. In Q1 2025, consumer price inflation slowed to 2.4%, while core inflation fell to 2.9%, bringing it back to the RBAs target range of 23%. Markets anticipate more easing amid worries over global trade, and the Australian currency dropped 0.4%. In order to avoid making further cuts, the Reserve Bank of Australia continues to exercise caution. The choice takes into account market volatility worldwide, particularly the effect of US tariffs on Australian goods. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          

CERTIn Issues HighSeverity Alert for Vulnerabilities in Google Chrome

Google Chrome desktop users are the target of a highseverity security alert from the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team CERTIn, which highlights

Google Chrome desktop users are the target of a highseverity security alert from the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team CERTIn, which highlights flaws that could allow remote attackers to take control of compromised systems. Prior to 136.0.7103.113 on Linux and 136.0.7103.113 or 136.0.7103.114 on Windows/macOS, Chrome versions are affected by the bugs. They result from poor management of Mojo, a crucial component of interprocess communication, and inadequate enforcement of policies in the Loader. Malicious websites could cause system crashes, malware injection, or data theft if these vulnerabilities are exploited. CERTIn recommends that users update Chrome to the most recent patched version right away in order to protect their PCs. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          

Qualcomm ReEnters Data Center CPU Market With AIOptimized Processors

Qualcomm has announced special processors made to work with Nvidias AI devices, marking their comeback to the data centre CPU market. Qualcomm is now

Qualcomm has announced special processors made to work with Nvidias AI devices, marking their comeback to the data centre CPU market. Qualcomm is now in a competitive position to take on AMD and Intel by optimising AI workloads using its Armbased architecture. Due to financial limitations and legal issues, the companys earlier exploration of data centre CPUs in the 2010s was put on hold. After acquiring Nuvia, a business that specialises in highperformance chip designs, in 2021, Qualcomm has stepped up its efforts. With faster connection between the new CPUs and Nvidia GPUs, rackscale AI computing will be supported. To create unique AI infrastructure, Qualcomm has also inked a Memorandum of Understanding with the Saudi AI company Humain. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          

Microsoft’s AI Future Takes Shape With Strategic Infrastructure and Software Investments

During its Build 2025 developer conference, Microsoft highlighted its $64 billion investment in data centres to support AI services like Copilot as pa

During its Build 2025 developer conference, Microsoft highlighted its $64 billion investment in data centres to support AI services like Copilot as part of its AI profitability strategy. The business is moving away from external cloud providers like CoreWeave and towards costeffective AI optimisation. Refining AI algorithms can result in 10x higher performance at cheaper costs, CEO Satya Nadella emphasised. In the face of increasing competition, Microsoft is also renegotiating its alliance with OpenAI in order to establish itself as a neutral supplier of AI infrastructure. The event reinforced Microsofts vision for an agentic web by showcasing new AI capabilities such as organised memory systems and collaborative AI agents. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          

Intel Unveils Arc Pro B60 and B50 GPUs at Computex 2025, Optimized for AI Workloads

By introducing the Arc Pro B60 and B50 GPUs, which are tailored for AI inference and workstation activities, Intel broadened its GPU lineup and AI cap

By introducing the Arc Pro B60 and B50 GPUs, which are tailored for AI inference and workstation activities, Intel broadened its GPU lineup and AI capabilities at Computex 2025. The B50 and B60 models each have 16GB and 24GB of RAM, respectively, which improves highperformance computing. Additionally, Intel unveiled Project Battlematrix, an AI development platform powered by Xeon that can support up to eight Arc Pro B60 GPUs with 192GB of VRAM, allowing 180 billion parameters for AI models. In order to provide scalable AI inferencing for enterprise applications, the company also introduced Gaudi 3 PCIe cards. The AI Assistant Builder facilitates the creation of local AI agents that are optimised for Intel technology and is currently accessible on GitHub. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          

Dell Unveils AI Servers With Nvidia Blackwell Ultra Chips for Enterprise Workloads

Nvidias Blackwell Ultra CPUs power new AI servers that Dell has released for enterprise use. Four times quicker AI model training is made possible by

Nvidias Blackwell Ultra CPUs power new AI servers that Dell has released for enterprise use. Four times quicker AI model training is made possible by the PowerEdge XE9780 and XE9785 servers, which can accommodate up to 192 chips, with configurations that allow 256 chips per rack. The servers can handle highpower AI tasks and have directtochip liquid cooling, which increases energy efficiency. Additionally, Dell unveiled the Pro Max Plus laptop, which has a neural processing unit for processing AI models locally and lessens dependency on cloud services. By including networking and storage solutions, the company hopes to broaden its AI Factory portfolio and sustain profitability in the face of growing production costs. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          

EIB Launches €70 Billion AI and Semiconductor Plan to Strengthen EU Tech Leadership

A €70 billion AI and semiconductor investment plan is being developed by the European Investment Bank EIB to increase EU competitiveness versus the

A €70 billion AI and semiconductor investment plan is being developed by the European Investment Bank EIB to increase EU competitiveness versus the U.S. and China. With an emphasis on semiconductors, artificial intelligence, health technology, and essential commodities, the effort, known as Tech EU, seeks to draw in €250 billion in longterm investments. To support Europes tech industry, EIB President Nadia Calvino underlined the necessity of investment, market integration, and regulatory simplification. The proposal is in line with the EUs overarching objective to foster innovation and lessen dependency on foreign semiconductor suppliers. By 2027, the plan should be complete, establishing Europe as a world leader in semiconductor and artificial intelligence research. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          

BOJ to Raise Rates If Inflation Meets 2% Target, Says Deputy Governor Uchida

Deputy Governor Shinichi Uchida stated that if inflation continues to climb towards its 2% objective, the Bank of Japan BOJ will keep hiking interest

Deputy Governor Shinichi Uchida stated that if inflation continues to climb towards its 2% objective, the Bank of Japan BOJ will keep hiking interest rates. Because of increased U.S. tariffs, Japans GDP shrank for the first time in a year, which sparked worries about consumer spending and business profits. In spite of this, the BOJ supports additional hikes because it thinks underlying inflation will be stable. The central bank signalled a move away from ultraloose monetary policy in January by raising rates to 0.5%, its first increase in more than ten years. Economic developments will influence future rate decisions as Japan strikes a balance between price stability and growth. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago          



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