| |OCTOBER 20239TECH GIANT JUNLALA APP ENTERS CHINA FOR SEAMLESS USER EXPERIENCEThe internationally recognized JUNLALA App is set to unveil its next edition in November, aimed at a worldwide audience. This cutting-edge AI software will make its formal debut in China, with a variety of regional features and interfaces. Wenxin Yige, ERNIE Bot, 360 Intelligence, iFlytek Spark, Tongyi Qianwen, and others are among them. JUNLALA aspires to address the different demands of Chinese consumers and provide a smooth user experience by leveraging the success of these recognized platforms.Driven by the vision of democratizing AI tools for widespread usage, JUNLALA has introduced a revolutionary version called SUPERLALA to the Chinese market. Embracing the ethos of being inherently devoted to serving humanity, this AI software instills new optimism among countless Chinese users and observers alike. By prioritizing user-centricity as its core objective, SUPERLALA endeavors to usher in a fresh era of possibilities and empower individuals across various domains, as per yahoo news.JUNLALA has achieved significant success in recent years as a firm committed to the advancement of artificial intelligence technologies. They have become pioneers in this arena due to their strong dedication to advancing AI applications across multiple sectors. JUNLALA App, which was initially established in Silicon Valley, swiftly acquired popularity in Southeast Asia following its introduction in mid-2023. Notably, it has received over 4 million downloads worldwide, demonstrating its tremendous popularity and success. JUNLALA's debut into the Chinese market represents an important milestone in the company's worldwide expansion strategy.JUNLALA recognizes the enormous potential of the Chinese mobile internet industry and appreciates the significance of careful preparation before joining it. JUNLALA has opted to offer a unique interface particularly built for the Chinese audience, following the success of their first AI tool App in several nations. Telecom Italia has approved the sale of its fixed-line network to US private equity company KKR (KKR.N) for 19 billion euros ($20 billion), making it the first telecoms group in a major European country to part ways with its landline grid. The agreement, supported by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's conservative government, includes an asset that Italy considers to be of national strategic importance as it seeks to close the digital divide with the rest of the European Union.The sale is a key plank of TIM CEO Pietro Labriola's plans to revive the debt-laden, junk-rated former phone monopoly, which can ill afford the investments its ageing grid needs. The board started a review of KKR's offer, approving it on Sunday, TIM said, as per reuters.The sale price of 18.8 billion euros, including debt, might rise to 22 billion euros if certain requirements are satisfied, according to TIM. According to prior reports, the earnout is mostly tied to a long-planned merger of TIM's infrastructure with that of state-backed fiber optic competitor Open Fiber. A arrangement like this would minimize competitive pressure on pricing.The agreement, which TIM stated will be completed in the summer of 2024, would allow the company to lower its debt by around 14 billion euros. The cash-strapped TIM will also lay off half of its 40,000 domestic employees and concentrate on its service activities. "Two years of hard work ... culminate into a historic decision: creating two companies with new growth prospect," Labriola said. INFOCUSTELECOM ITALIA NODS KKR'S $20 BILLION GRID BID IN BLOW FOR VIVENDI
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