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Andhra University will start a B.Tech program in VLSI Design to develop skilled professionals for India’s growing chip industry. The course aims to equip students with practical knowledge in chip design and technology, supporting the nation’s semiconductor mission. This initiative is expected to strengthen India’s chip ecosystem and meet the rising demand for experts in the field.
Fountain Life, co-founded by Tony Robbins and Peter Diamandis, has raised $18 million in a Series B funding round led by EOS Ventures, bringing its total funding to approximately $108 million. The company focuses on early detection and health optimization, aiming to extend human lifespan through advanced medical technologies. Dr. William Kapp serves as the CEO, with Robbins and Diamandis on the board.
A recent Vieclam24h survey reveals that only 23.4% of Vietnamese employers plan to hire fresh graduates in the next six months, the lowest across all employment tiers. This cautious approach stems from global economic instability, leading companies to prioritize experienced candidates. Consequently, many entry-level workers face increased unemployment risks amid ongoing layoffs in sectors like banking, retail, and IT.
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South Korea's government is expediting crypto reforms, including stablecoin regulations, to modernize its financial system. The Presidential Committee on State Affairs announced plans to fast-track these pro-business measures during a public briefing on August 13, 2025. This move aims to enhance the country's competitiveness in the evolving digital asset landscape.