AIBusinessTechnology

Meta Trims 600 Positions in AI Superintelligence Division While Retaining Top Talent

Meta has cut approximately 600 positions from its newly formed Superintelligence Labs division, according to internal reports. The layoffs primarily affect AI infrastructure and research teams while the company’s highest-profile recent hires remain protected under the new leadership structure.

Major Restructuring at Meta’s AI Division

Meta has eliminated approximately 600 positions within its Superintelligence Labs division, according to internal company communications and industry reports. The job cuts represent a significant restructuring of the multibillion-dollar AI initiative that was established earlier this year to accelerate the company’s artificial intelligence capabilities.

BusinessManufacturingTechnology

South Africa’s Rosslyn Hub Emerges as Transformative Force in Auto Manufacturing

Tata Africa Holdings marks a significant manufacturing achievement with its 11,000th assembled unit at the Rosslyn facility. The integrated industrial hub is positioning South Africa as a key player in the global automotive landscape through sustainable practices and community-focused development.

Tata Africa Celebrates Manufacturing Milestone at Rosslyn Facility

Tata Africa Holdings has reportedly reached a significant manufacturing milestone with the assembly of its 11,000th vehicle at the Tata Rosslyn facility, according to industry reports. This achievement marks an important moment in the company’s long-term commitment to South African manufacturing and industrial development, sources indicate.

BusinessInnovationTechnology

China Shifts Economic Focus from Real Estate to Technology Advancement

Chinese policymakers are reportedly maintaining their focus on technological development despite the ongoing property sector downturn. Analysts suggest Beijing views tech advancement as more urgent than real estate support in the current geopolitical climate.

Policy Shift Amid Property Market Challenges

Chinese leadership appears to be prioritizing technological growth over substantial intervention in the struggling real estate sector, according to analysts monitoring Beijing’s economic policies. This assessment comes as the Central Committee concludes a four-day meeting that will outline China’s economic priorities for the coming five-year period.