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Nvidia shows off smaller artificial intelligence computer for Baidu car

(Reuters) – U.S. chipmaker Nvidia Corp showed off on Monday a smaller and more efficient artificial intelligence computer for self-driving cars, saying it would power Baidu's mapping and autonomous vehicle…

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Hanjin Shipping secures $45 million, more may take ‘considerable time’

SEOUL/SYDNEY (Reuters) – The chairman of Hanjin Group transferred 40 billion won ($36 million) to Hanjin Shipping on Tuesday to help unload cargo stranded on the troubled shipper's vessels, a spokesman said, but regulators warned securing further funds could take “considerable time”. The parent of Hanjin Shipping pledged last week to raise 100 billion won to help …

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Japan’s Renesas pushes into autos with $3.2 billion Intersil buy

By Makiko Yamazaki TOKYO (Reuters) – Renesas Electronics Corp on Tuesday said it has agreed to buy U.S. chipmaker Intersil Corp for $3.2 billion, an all-cash deal that bolsters the Japanese group's efforts to refocus the company around automotive chips. Renesas, created from the semiconductor units of several Japanese companies, has amassed a significant war chest since a state fund and key clients …

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Oil falls on persistent glut fears, China data supports

By Ron Bousso LONDON (Reuters) – Crude futures dipped below $47 a barrel on Friday on concerns that a persistent global glut of crude oil and refined products will impede any price recovery. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures were down 50 cents at $45.18 a barrel. While the price collapse over the past two years has led to

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Developer of Nintendo’s Pokemon GO aiming for rollout to 200 markets soon

By Makiko Yamazaki TOKYO (Reuters) – The head of the developer behind Nintendo Co Ltd's Pokemon GO said he wanted to launch the smash-hit mobile game in roughly 200 countries and regions “relatively soon” and was working on bolstering server capacity to enable the wider rollout. The game, which marries a classic 20-year old…

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