AMERICAN chipmaker Intel has informed Chinese clients it will start needing a license to sell some of its advanced artificial intelligence processors, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.
Dreamy atmosphere: A screencap of a recent viral video which shows the sky turning purple over Johor Baru . JOHOR BARU : If you looked up to the sky here last Saturday evening you might have briefly thought Thanos was about to snap his fingers or that aliens had chosen Johor as their landing spot. You were not alone.
However, a professor assures us there’s no cause for alarm – it was simply atmospheric optics at work. Norelyza said Johor Baru’s high humidity and dense monsoon cloud cover made it a prime canvas for this rare spectacle. Norelyza also said that the purple lightning that appeared during the thunderstorm recently was no different from other kinds of lightning – a mere visual effect.
“Purple skies do not signal danger on their own, but more frequent, intense thunderstorms – possibly linked to climate change – can increase the chance of observing rare sky phenomena like the one many saw recently.
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