Danny Lewis
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And Lenovo Group, the world's largest PC maker, kicked off its fiscal year with record sales, and it now expects to achieve its $100 billion annual revenue goal ahead of schedule.
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The upgraded guidance comes amid robust AI infrastructure demand and a resilient personal computer business amid surging memory costs.
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Lenovo is also branching out beyond PCs into AI servers, and it is expected to release a new line of AI-powered PCs equipped with new NVIDIA chips later this year.
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Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Wednesday, August twelfth.
I'm Danny Lewis for the Wall Street Journal.
The New York City Council is investigating four prediction markets Polymarket, Calci, Coinbase, and Gemini Titan, for alleged deceptive marketing practices and targeting miners.
In letters sent to the companies, the city council speaker asked for information on how much they earn in New York, the number of users who are city residents, and how their marketing operations work.
The speaker also asked Polymarket for details about promotional videos that appeared to depict fake trades and promoted insider trading on social media.
A Coinbase spokeswoman said the company fully complies with applicable laws.
Pollymarket and Calci say they look forward to engaging with the city council.
Gemini Titan didn't respond to a request for comment.
Polymarket has a data partnership with Dow Jones, the publisher of the journal.
We exclusively report that AI Startup Lovable has closed a new funding round valuing it at more than thirteen billion dollars.
That's more than double its previous valuation set in December, making the Stockholm based company one of Europe's most valuable startups.
Lovable's platform can be used to create software and web applications using simple everyday language, a process known as vibe coding.
The company and its investors said it will use the $400 million raised to fund its expansion in Europe, the US, and Latin America, as well as adding new security and reliability features.
And in another WSJ exclusive, a startup that makes giant iron air batteries has raised seven hundred fifty million dollars in a new funding round.
Unlike conventional lithium ion batteries, which can discharge power for a few hours at a time, Form Energy's battery system can store enough power to last several days through a process it calls reversible rusting.
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