ADDIS-ABEBA, Éthiopie -
vendredi, 17. juillet 2026
(GLOBE
NEWSWIRE) -- Changan Automobile a officiellement inauguré son premier
showroom en Éthiopie, situé à 2Q28+8M9, Gabon St, Addis-Abeba, marquant
une étape importante dans l’expansion stratégique de la marque au
Moyen-Orient et en Afrique.
La
cérémonie d’ouverture s’est déroulée en présence de M. Liu Xiaoguang,
ministre-conseiller
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia -
Thursday, 16. July 2026
(GLOBE
NEWSWIRE) -- Changan Automobile officially opened its first showroom in
Ethiopia at 2Q28+8M9, Gabon St, Addis Ababa, marking a key milestone in
the brand's strategic expansion across the Middle East and Africa. The
opening ceremony was graced by Minister Counselor Liu Xiaoguang of the
Chinese Embassy in Ethiopia; Mr. Yalew Getachew of the Ethiopian
Investment Commission; Dr. Hadegu Hailekiros of the Ethiopian Ministry
of Industry; as well as representatives from Changan Automobile and GT
Motors, Ch
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SAN JOSE, Calif. - Friday, 17. July 2026 AETOSWire
Embedding GPU-accelerated intelligence enables enterprises to easily discover, govern, and activate data for AI and analytics at the source
(BUSINESS WIRE) -- NetApp® (NASDAQ: NTAP), the Intelligent Data Infrastructure company, today announced it has acquired DataPelago, a California-based AI data infrastructure company recognized for its innovative approach to eliminating data processing bottlenecks for AI and analytics workloads. The acquisition marks a foundational expansion of NetApp's portfolio, enabling GPU-accelerated data processing aligned directly with the storage layer. With this acquisition, NetApp establishes itself as the company that makes zero-copy activation of enterprise data for AI real.
AI is the defining platform shift of our era, but enterprises are discovering that their greatest bottleneck is preparing, governing, and activating their data fast enough to put AI into production. The key t
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CHICAGO - Friday, 17. July 2026 AETOSWire
The consumer habits reshaping global retail were built in the East — and most Western shoppers haven't yet adopted them. NIQ report shows that brands still treating live, social, and quick commerce as "emerging" risk being left behind.
(BUSINESS WIRE) -- The center of gravity in global retail has shifted East. The formats now driving the fastest growth in global retail (live shopping, social commerce, and delivery in minutes) were pioneered and scaled in Asia, and most Western consumers have yet to adopt them. According to NIQ (NYSE: NIQ), a leading consumer intelligence company, in its global report The Commerce Revolution: Where East Meets West, the gap between East and West is still vast.
The scale is already substantial. China's live-commerce market alone was worth roughly $900 billion in 2025, approaching the size of the entire US e-commerce market, according to market data cited in the report.
Yet 68% of co
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