Siemens Expected to Post Straightforward 3Q Numbers -- Market Talk
Siemens Secures $107.45M Navy Contract Modification
Vinci's Cobra IS, Siemens Energy Bag EUR2.9 Billion Electrical Conversion Stations Contract in North Sea
The next trend for generative AI could be the TTT model.
The 'brain' of the Transformers architecture that supports models such as Sora is a lookup table and so-called hidden states. Unlike Transformers, TTT does not continuously grow as it processes more data. It replaces hidden states with machine learning models, like nested dolls of AI, which is within a model.
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European stock markets rose as US inflation slowed, boosting market sentiment.
European stock markets rose on Friday, achieving their best weekly performance in two months due to slowing US inflation and rising expectations of a September rate cut by the Federal Reserve, which boosted investor sentiment. The Stoxx Europe 600 index rose 0.9% to a high not seen since early June, mirroring gains in the US and boosting risk assets on expectations of a possible rate cut there. Almost all sectors rose, led by consumer stocks, technology firms and retailers. Novo Nordisk, ASML Holding, Siemens and LVMH had the biggest positive impact on the index. Luxury goods companies, which had seen their expected profit declines outpace the broader European market, rebounded on Friday. Uncertainty around the French and British elections.
European Industrial Companies to Benefit From Growing AI Demand -- Sector Preview
Siemens-Rail Vikas Nigam Consortium Bags INR7.7 Billion Bangalore Metro Electrification Project
Siemens Energy to Keep Good Order Momentum Going -- Market Talk
Siemens Mobility Receives EUR200 Million Semi-Automation Contract for Berlin Metro Lines
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Siemens, Boson Energy Sign Waste-to-Hydrogen Partnership
Siemens Energy Says Planning 10K New Hires in €1.2B Boost to Grid Unit
Siemens Energy to Expand Grid Technology Division With 10,000 New Jobs
Siemens Energy is seeking to add more than 10,000 new employees by 2030.
According to media reports citing an interview with Tim Holt, the head of Siemens Energy's grid technology department, the company plans to hire more than 10,000 new employees. By 2030, the number of employees in that department is expected to increase by two-thirds. Approximately 40% of the new jobs will come from Europe, 20% from the USA, 20% from India, and the rest from other regions of Asia and the Americas. 1.2 billion euros in capital expenditures are earmarked for new factories and increasing production capacity in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
Siemens Looks Attractive Ahead of Results -- Market Talk
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Siemens Unit Completes Modernization, Extension of Paris Metro's Line 14
Siemens Mobility Temporarily Suspends Deutsche Bahn Train Deliveries
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