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AI & Enterprise
Apple moves to secure Samplab audio startup technology
Apple has pursued a deal to secure technology and staff from Swiss AI audio startup Samplab, according to an EU filing disclosed later. The filing said Apple, via a subsidiary, would acquire some of Samplab’s assets and planned to hire some employees. Financial terms and the number of hires were not disclosed. Samplab develops AI music editing tools, including chord detection and editing, tempo and key matching, and stem separation.
AI & Enterprise
K-AI chips put to the test as global AI startups step up push into South Korea
South Korean neural processing unit makers are teaming up with domestic cloud companies to target the AI inference market, testing whether they can secure a foothold beyond Nvidia’s barriers. Samsung SDS launched an NPU-as-a-service offering on its Samsung Cloud Platform based on FuriosaAI’s second-generation chip. Rebellions is also partnering with KT Cloud and Gabia. Foreign AI startups are stepping up moves into Korea, including Genspark and China’s Kling AI.
AI & Enterprise
ElevenLabs upgrades AI music generation service, adds vocals and references
AI audio research and development startup ElevenLabs said on July 23 it updated its AI music generation service, ElevenMusic. The update adds References, which lets users set a song’s style and mood using reference audio, and Vocals, which generates original songs using a user’s voice or a voice library. The Styles feature now officially supports the company’s latest AI model, Music v2. ElevenLabs also said uploaded audio and songs must pass strict copyright checks before use.
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AI & Enterprise
Google\'s Lyria 3 music-generating AI arranges well but still sounds awkward in test
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Telecommunications & Media
BTS set for Gwanghwamun comeback as Yuta sings theme song for Japan\'s Kamen Rider Gets
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AI & Enterprise
Google adds music generation to Gemini app, supports Korean
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Telecommunications & Media
Netflix\'s \'Isatong\' captivates global viewers as new titles pile up