(Reuters) -Apple is developing its first server chip specially designed for artificial intelligence, the Information reported on Wednesday, citing three people with direct knowledge of the matter.
The 40-year-old, who is based in Singapore, shared with fans over social media that her husband died six months ago. Photos: Sora Ma/InstagramThe 40-year-old, who is based in Singapore, shared with fans over social media that her husband died six months ago.
“During these months, I’ve been through home renovations, giving birth, confinement, moving, becoming a first-time mum and raising our child – all things I never imagine I’d have to face alone. But I’ve been learning, step by step, to handle everything on my own.” She also apologised for not sharing the news with some of her friends in person and hoped for them to understand her silence over the past few months.
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