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Sony confirmed that PS5 games are not locked, and the new console supports streaming PS4 games
PlayStation 5 will be officially released on November 12. Sony has released answers to popular questions to help users understand PS4 games on PS5. . First of all, PS5 games are not zone-locked, which means you can play games in various countries or regions (here refers to the international version of the console, the national bank version policy is unknown. In addition, Sony has not announced any relevant national bank Version PS5 news).
Sony mentioned on the FAQ page that more than 99% of PS4 games can be played on the PS5 from the first day of launch, including games that define the PS4 generation-from PlayStation exclusive works, such as "The Last of Us, Act Two" "And "Soul of Tsushima", the best-selling masterpieces developed by third-party partners. When playing PS4 games on PS5, selected works will get an increased loading speed on the new host, and with the help of Game Boost, provide an improved or more stable frame rate. Some works that do not have frame rate restrictions or whose dynamic resolution is up to 4K may show higher fidelity. Sony also mentioned that indeed some functions available for PS4 may not be available on PS5. In addition, some PS4 games may experience errors or unexpected behavior when playing on PS5 consoles. In addition, PlayStation VR games have also received backward compatibility support; all backward compatible PS4 games in PS Plus can run on PS5.
According to the news that Huawei will sell its Honor business for 100 billion yuan,
had previously reported about Huawei’s divestiture of its brand Honor, but today there is a more detailed report on the transaction content. According to Reuters, Huawei plans to sell its smartphone business glory to a consortium led by a mobile phone dealer Digital China and the Shenzhen government for a transaction amount of 100 billion yuan in the form of an all-cash transaction. The
report mentioned that the United States restricted supplies to Huawei, forcing the latter to focus on high-end mobile phones and business-oriented businesses. According to a Reuters source, the transaction will cover almost all the assets of Honor's business, including branding, research and development and supply chain management. It is said that Huawei may announce the news as soon as this Sunday. Reuters reported that Digital China plans to provide most of the financing for this transaction through bank loans. At least three investment companies supported by the Shenzhen government will join, and each company will hold 10% to 15% of the shares. According to reports, after the sale, Honor plans to retain most of the management team and more than 7,000 employees, and plans to go public within 3 years.
Sony will break into the drone field in the name of Airpeak in early 2021
Sony announced that it will enter the drone market under a new brand called Airpeak. The project is scheduled to start next spring. Sony will create professional aerial camera products for film and television creators, hoping to promote the development of the entertainment industry through the new brand. The company said it was inspired by the "recent proliferation" of drones and the changes they have caused in the industrial and creative sectors. Sony describes this drone project as being developed in the "artificial intelligence robotics field", and its goal is to use drones in places that were previously difficult to achieve, indicating that Sony plans to integrate a lot of intelligence into the drone system.
Autonomous Driving Technology Company Nuro has received US$500 million in Series C financing, and SoftBank Vision Fund has co-invested in
Autonomous Driving Technology Company Nuro has announced that the company has received US$500 million in Series C financing under the guidance of T. Rowe Price Associates. Investment, Fidelity Management & Research Company, Baillie Gifford and other new investors participated. Existing investors SoftBank Vision Fund and Greylock also participated in this round of investment. Nuro received US$940 million in financing from the SoftBank Vision Fund in February last year. February this year, Nuro released the second-generation self-driving car R2, which has no pedals or steering wheels, only space for packages. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) approved Nuro in February this year to deploy up to 5,000 R2s on public roads each year.
Fintech service provider Miaoying Technology completed a Series B strategic financing
Fintech service provider Miaoying Technology recently received a Series B strategic financing. Investors include TOM Group and Moody's. The company completed the A+ round of financing in January this year. The A-round financier, Li Ka-shing’s private fund, Horizons Ventures, continued to lead the investment, and multiple investment institutions followed suit. In October 2017, it completed the US$7 million Series A financing, which was funded by Horizons Ventures. Investment led the investment, seed round financing Fangzheng Fund, Hong Kong and mainland well-known investors followed.
Miaoying Technology was established in 2016. It is an artificial intelligence platform located in Hong Kong/Mainland China. It uses machine learning and natural language processing technology to provide financial institutions and listed companies in Greater China with a complete ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) Governance) solutions. The
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