Shanghai-based Kepler Robotics has started mass production for its humanoid robot, the K2 “Bumblebee”, which the company describes as the world’s first commercially available humanoid built on a hybrid architecture. The move signals a shift from research prototypes to large-scale deployment and is being billed as a milestone for the global humanoid robotics industry.
After decades of autocratic management, the leadership pendulum has swung too far toward an overly supportive style, quietly undermining organizational performance. The solution isn’t to revert to old ways but to master the crucial “chasm” where high standards meet high support, combining both accountability and empathy.
The engineering giant said the losses, in its mobility division in Germany which provides vehicle parts and software, came as a result of a stagnated market and pressure from rival companies. The market has seen increased competition from the likes of Tesla and China’s BYD.
Silicon Valley giants Nvidia and Intel are collaborating to develop and manufacture multiple generations of custom chips for data centers and personal computers, the companies said Thursday. They will leverage Nvidia’s NVLink interconnect technology used for artificial intelligence and advanced computing, along with Intel’s central processing units and x86 processors.
Winning is publicly shared, sometimes with loud discussions of wins, while non-wins are relegated to whispers, seen as failing to promote, challenges, problems, and frustrations. What’s rarely spoken aloud is that the cost behind the curtain is the anxiety that whispers you don’t belong, the grief of leaving behind a familiar role or identity, the loneliness that creeps in when success distances you from your peers.
