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Microsoft AI chief says AI limits still far off, computing power to jump 1,000-fold by 2028

Mustafa Suleyman, chief executive of Microsoft’s AI group, said AI development is unlikely to hit limits any time soon, citing a surge in computing capacity. He wrote that compute used to train leading models has expanded sharply since 2010 and that gains come from chips, memory, networking and software efficiency. He said training times have fallen dramatically and forecast effective computing could rise 1,000-fold by 2028, while power remains a key constraint.

Mobility

Tesla price-earnings ratio at 319 times fuels overvaluation debate

Tesla's price-earnings ratio is above 300 times, reviving debate over valuation pressure. Cleantechnica reported Tesla has kept a 300 to 400 times PER even as its share price fell about 20 percent over six months, far higher than major big tech firms. Some investors say such levels are unsustainable amid slowing revenue growth and weaker sales, while others cite long-term growth expectations. JPMorgan sees a further 60 percent drop in 2026.

Crypto

Court cancels 3-month partial suspension order on Upbit, Dunamu wins first trial

Dunamu, operator of digital asset exchange Upbit, won a first-instance administrative lawsuit challenging a 3-month partial business suspension imposed by South Korean financial authorities. The Seoul Administrative Court ruled in Dunamu’s favour in a case against the Financial Intelligence Unit under the Financial Services Commission. The court said clear rules exist to block transactions with unreported digital asset businesses for trades of 1 million won or more, but regulation is insufficient below that threshold.