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Arabian Post
8 hours ago
- Arabian Post
2025 'TOPAI International AI Ecosystem Frontier Private Salon' Successfully Held in Tokyo, Exploring New Opportunities for Global AI Industry Development
TOKYO, JAPAN – Media OutReach Newswire – 30 July 2025 – On July 29, the 2025 'TOPAI International AI Ecosystem Frontier Private Salon' co-hosted by 'TOPAI' and the 'Inspiration Island Incubator,' was successfully held in Tokyo, Japan. As the first stop of 'TOPAI''s overseas private conference, this event brought together over ten investors, scholars, technology developers, and entrepreneurs from the AI sectors of China and Japan. They engaged in deep discussions on topics such as AI technology innovation, industrial implementation, investment, entrepreneurship, and global collaboration, sharing insights that combined depth with practical value. The audience primarily consisted of AI entrepreneurs, industry observers, students from related university programs, and Japanese media. The venue was fully packed, and the atmosphere was vibrant, reflecting the high level of attention from innovative entrepreneurs in both China and Japan towards the AI field. ADVERTISEMENT 'TOPAI' continually empowers the AI sector through in-depth content and industry reports. This private conference in Tokyo aims to serve as an important link connecting the AI ecosystems of China and Japan. The 'Inspiration Island Incubator' is the first professional AI innovation incubation platform established by IMS GROUP overseas, focusing on serving content entrepreneurs and AI startups to help more AI entrepreneurial teams grow. The participating Chinese entrepreneurs in Japan have deep insights into the local market, having worked there for many years. They shared practical perspectives on core issues such as overcoming technical barriers and adapting to local market needs, based on their own experiences. Meanwhile, AI entrepreneurs from China, grounded in the rapidly iterating domestic AI technology landscape, shared explorations on key topics such as commercialization paths and globalization strategies, drawing on cutting-edge practices in areas like large model applications, content generation, and office environment innovation. In the rapidly evolving AI landscape, deep connections have become a core pathway to promoting global AI ecosystem prosperity. AI companies need to break down technical barriers and build an open, shared collaborative network, deepening cooperation in areas such as algorithm innovation, data circulation, and ethical standards. Only through collaboration can we break down silos and resolve differences, allowing AI to truly become a powerful engine driving sustainable global development. As 'TOPAI' holds: true value arises from deep connections. This Tokyo private conference was not only a clash of ideas but also a weaving together of resources, trust, and vision, laying a solid foundation for AI development in China, Japan, and globally. The successful holding of the 2025 'TOPAI International AI Ecosystem Frontier Private Salon' in Tokyo is just the beginning of connections. The exchanges and discussions among industry peers here represent the true value of the private conference. As technological breakthroughs and industrial practices intersect and as trust and consensus converge, the path to a collaborative global AI ecosystem becomes increasingly clear. The 'TOPAI International AI Ecosystem Frontier Private Salon' will continue to advance and expand to more cities around the world. About the Inspiration Island Incubator The Inspiration Island Incubator has opened applications for innovation projects. It provides a high-energy modern office environment for entrepreneurs at different stages of development, offering one-stop incubation services tailored for teams ranging from one-person independent offices to those with over ten members. With flexible office solutions and responsive adjustments, it truly enables a 'move-in ready' experience, helping entrepreneurs launch new chapters in their careers at low costs. Hashtag: #topklout The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About TOPAI TOPAI is a technology media registered under Beijing New Three Excellent Tech Co. LTD, primarily focusing on the latest developments in the global AI field and producing in-depth insights and authoritative reports.
Zawya
18 hours ago
- Zawya
Euro set for first monthly decline this year, focus switches to Fed
SINGAPORE: The euro steadied near its lowest in a month on Wednesday, nursing steep losses this week as investors counted the cost of the U.S.-EU trade pact, while the dollar wobbled ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting. The Japanese yen firmed against the dollar after a powerful earthquake struck off Russia's Far Eastern Kamchatka Peninsula and generated a tsunami, prompting evacuation warnings in the area and across most of Japan's east coast. Currency markets were mostly steady as investors were hesitant to place bets before crucial economic reports and central bank meetings in Canada, Japan and the United States. U.S. and Chinese officials agreed to seek an extension of their 90-day tariff truce, following two days of what both sides described as constructive talks in Stockholm. No major breakthroughs were announced and U.S. officials said it was up to President Donald Trump to decide whether to extend a truce that expires on August 12. The Sino-U.S. talks come after a framework deal between the U.S. and EU was announced on Sunday. The accord has evoked a mix of relief and concern from Europe, as the agreement was lopsided and skewed towards the United States. Investors have been keeping an eye on the trade pacts as countries scramble to get deals over the line before the August 1 deadline set by U.S. President Donald Trump. "Markets seem to be increasingly interpreting trade agreements as symbolic and tactical rather than structural resolution," said Charu Chanana, chief investment strategist at Saxo in Singapore. "With terms often vague and enforcement mechanisms weak, investors are assigning lower market beta to these negotiations unless backed by concrete detail." The euro was 0.19% higher at $1.1566 after dropping for the first two days of the week and hitting a one-month low of $1.15185 on Tuesday. The euro is up 11.7% since the start of the year but on course for its first monthly drop this year. The single currency has benefited this year from the dollar losing its lustre due to Trump's erratic trade policies, prompting investors to look for alternatives. Sterling was at $1.3358 and the Australian dollar last bought $0.6517. The offshore yuan was little changed at 7.178 per U.S. dollar. That left the dollar index, which measures the U.S. currency against six others, at 98.815, hovering near a one-month high. The index is set to record its first month of gains this year. Investor focus will now switch to central bank meetings, with the Fed widely expected to stand pat on rates later on Wednesday, making comments from Chair Jerome Powell crucial to gauge the policy path. The meeting comes in the wake of Trump's constant demands for rate cuts, which have coincided with an unrelenting campaign of attacks on Powell by the president and administration officials. There is speculation that Governor Christopher Waller and Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman could issue dissents if the Fed on Wednesday holds the policy rate steady for the fifth time since December. Both were appointed by Trump as was Powell. "While dissenting isn't uncommon, the dissents at this week's meeting may get more focus because Trump has made it crystal clear that he thinks the FOMC should be lowering interest rates," said Kristina Clifton, a senior economist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia in Sydney. "Dissents at this meeting may be judged as political and put a dent in perceptions of the FOMC's independence." The BOJ is also expected to stand pat and the spotlight will be on comments from Governor Kazuo Ueda as investors hope the recent trade deal between Japan and the U.S. paves the way for the central bank to raise interest rates again this year. The yen firmed 0.3% to 147.94 per dollar and was last at 148.06 after news broke about the Pacific earthquake and tsunami, with investors on alert for any damage to key infrastructure in Japan. Christopher Wong, currency strategist at OCBC, said the yen strength was in reaction to earthquake-related headlines and likely exacerbated by thin market liquidity. "The Nightmare of 2011 Tohoku earthquake lingers," he said, referring to the devastating earthquake and tsunami that rocked Japan in March 2011. In cryptocurrencies, bitcoin was 0.4% higher at $117,944.64, while ether rose 1% to $3,807.34. (Reporting by Ankur Banerjee in Singapore; Editing by Jamie Freed and Sam Holmes)
Al Etihad
a day ago
- Al Etihad
Abdulla Al Hamed holds media, academic meetings in Osaka ahead of BRIDGE Summit
29 July 2025 16:49 OSAKA (WAM) Abdulla bin Mohammed bin Butti Al Hamed, Chairman of the National Media Office (NMO) and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the UAE Media Council, held a series of meetings with media and academic leaders in the Japanese city of Osaka, accompanied by Dr. Jamal Mohammed Obaid Al Kaabi, Director-General of visit marks the start of Al Hamed's Asia tour to prepare for the upcoming BRIDGE Summit, scheduled to take place in Abu Dhabi this tour reflects the NMO Chairman's commitment to strengthening international cooperation and expanding strategic partnerships with leading global institutions in media, education, thought leadership and advanced the meetings, Al Hamed discussed prospects for joint cooperation with prominent Japanese institutions and discussions focused on the integration of traditional and new media, the role of universities and cultural institutions in preparing the next generation of media and thought leaders, and the value of creative platforms in fostering cross-cultural Hamed stressed that the Bridge Summit presents a strategic opportunity to align global media and cultural efforts amid a rapidly changing landscape. He emphasised that building partnerships with esteemed organisations such as Japan's public broadcaster, Tokyo International University, and leading media platforms supports the UAE's position as a global centre for media and intellectual dialogue. The meetings included Takeshi Shibasaki, Executive Producer and Head of Co-production at Japan's public broadcasting organisation (NHK) Value Development Center; Mika Sugiura, Editor-in-Chief of Japan Forward; Cy West, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Rihga Royal Hotel Osaka; and Wada Masashi, Honorary Professor at Tokyo International University.
