Fortune Tech: China vs nvidia, Amazon’s Ai Vender Assil, Tesla’s Door Handle Fix

During my decade and more reports on Amazon, I interviewed hundreds of owners of small and medium -sized companies who earn their lives by selling in the windows of the electronic commerce giant. Even the most high -end among them can have a romantic relationship with the technology giant. Many growled on the (growing) size of the Amazon income cut; Others frequently cite the sometimes defective automated software systems of Amazon, which can disturb or even deactivate, the window of a merchant, essentially overnight.

Thus, the Amazon movement this week to deploy even more automated systems, in order to bring the wonders of AI and agentic AI to its army of merchants, will be worth paying particular attention.

In case of success, Amazon could widen the already substantial gap between itself and other online markets as an essential online sales destination. But if things go wrong, it would be interesting to see if it creates an opening so that the competitors recruit other sellers focused on Amazon. Of course, where most consumers buy, sellers often follow.

Find out more about this, as well as the latest headache of the Nvidia trade war below.

–Jason del Rey

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China essentially prohibits a new NVIDIA AI chip

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Earlier this week, we told you about the preliminary decision of China which Nvidia had violated the antitrust laws of the country. Now, no more misfortunes in China for Jensen Huang & Co.

The best Chinese cybersecurity regulator has urged Chinese technological companies this week to avoid buying one of the new NVIDIA ia chips specially designed for the Chinese market, while the American-Chinese trade war continues to embroider the most precious society in the world.

“Cyberspace administration of China Black Black Lists of Black Lists RTX Pro 6000D of NVIDIA, which is designed for industrial applications of artificial intelligence,” said people familiar with the move The Wall Street Journal.

While China and the United States are each trying to create a lever effect in the trade war, Nvidia finds itself once again taken in the middle. In London, Huang told journalists that he was disappointed and that his business can only do business with markets “if a country wanted us”. But he recognized the more important obvious issues in play between the two economic powers.

As for the Nvidia stock? It is always close to all time with a market capitalization comfortably above the 4 dollar billion mark, even after falling around 2.6% on Wednesday.—Jason del rey

Amazon’s independent army of independent sellers obtains a new AI agent

Amazon has introduced new AI tools to help the millions of independent merchants who sell on its platform.

The electronic commerce giant launched an AI sales assistant last year, but said on Wednesday that a new version updated technology “goes beyond the response to requests and was able to coordinate inventory orders and business growth plans, as well as the implementation of fixes for account problems, potentially helping merchants to avoid costly suspensions”.

Amazon depends on these sellers in a bad way. They represent more than 60% of all product sales on Amazon and the costs they pay to the company has generated more than $ 160 billion in income in the last 12 months – and this does not even have advertising for many sellers to pay Amazon.

But many sellers a relationship of love / hatred with the technology giant because of the power it exerts on them, including the risk that their livelihood can essentially evaporate overnight if Amazon’s automated systems wrongly signal their accounts or products for policy violations.

The new agent of the seller has the potential to bring new levels of success for the best and the brightest of Amazon third -party sellers. But if history is an indicator – automation could have drawbacks that create more headache for merchants.—Jdr

Tesla to rethink the door handles in the middle of the scenario of “panic”

Tesla’s long -standing designer, Franz Von Holzhausen told Bloomberg on Wednesday that the electric car manufacturer rethinks his door locking systems for attempted “to make the handles more intuitive for occupants in” a panic situation “, reported the press service.

“The idea of ​​combining electronics (Manche) and manual together in one button, I think, makes a lot of sense,” he said.

Although Von Holzhausen did not comment on the impetus for the overhaul, the company was criticized following a previous survey of Bloomberg documenting the cases where the occupants of Tesla – or the first stakeholders – had trouble going out or entering the vehicle after a loss of power.

(W) Teslas behave well in the collision tests administered by the government, certain characteristics of its vehicles – door handles, electrical power, mechanical versions – are occupants and first stakeholders, “said the report.” This can transform moments after deadly racing accidents against time. “”

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has also opened a survey linked to the doors of the car, having received 140 complaints linked to consumers over the past seven years.—Jdr

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