Intel Announces New Arc Pro Graphics Cards At Computex 2025

Intel unveiled its Arc Pro B50 and B60 graphics cards at Computex 2025, targeting professional workstations. Based on the second-generation Battlemage architecture, the B50 offers 16GB VRAM, 128 XMX Engines, and 170 peak TOPS with a 70W TDP, while the B60 boasts 24GB VRAM, 160 XMX Engines, and 197 peak TOPS with a 120-200W TDP. The B50 is priced at US$299 (~RM1,285) and the B60 around US$500 (~RM2,149), launching in Q3 2025.

[VIDEO] ‘Tong sampah kosong pun masih buang luar’

CCTV footage shared by the Tumpat District Council (MDT) on TikTok reveals a lack of civic awareness among individuals who discard rubbish outside empty public bins. The video shows people casually littering despite the presence of surveillance cameras. Some even park near the bins and then leave their trash on the road. MDT urges the public to report such incidents to help them take appropriate action against offenders. Netizens condemned the irresponsible behavior and called for penalties to improve civic consciousness.

Isytihar produk sotong rupanya ikan ada DNA babi, ayam

Malaysian Quarantine and Inspection Services (MAQIS) Penang seized 51.3 tons of frozen fish products from China containing pig and chicken DNA. The products, declared as frozen cuttlefish intestines, balls, and tofu, were found to be mislabeled during an inspection at the North Butterworth Container Terminal. The Department of Chemistry confirmed the presence of pig and chicken DNA, contradicting the import documents. The RM63,000 consignment was seized under the MAQIS Act 2011 for providing false information. The importer was compounded, and the products were disposed of.

Tesla Model Y Juniper Deliveries Has Begun In Malaysia

Tesla has commenced deliveries of its Model Y Juniper in Malaysia, offering Rear-Wheel Drive and Long-Range All-Wheel Drive variants priced from RM195,450 and RM242,450 respectively. The Model Y Juniper features design updates, including a new lightbar and tailgate, along with interior enhancements like a revamped charging console and vegan suede trim. Performance boasts up to 551 km of range and 0-100 km/h in 4.8 seconds for the AWD variant. Tesla also confirmed the lowest Supercharging rate of RM 1.19/kWh at its expanding network of Supercharger stations across Malaysia.

Beberapa sistem DBKL pulih, pemulihan penuh dijangka Jumaat

Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has restored several online systems following a recent technical disruption. Other systems are being progressively restored and are expected to be fully operational by May 23rd. Affected services included Adu@KL, e-housing, e-license, Tempah@KL, and several others. DBKL's portal, email, and payment systems are now functioning normally. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the disruption. DBKL emphasized that no ransom demands were involved, contrary to earlier reports, and is committed to strengthening cybersecurity measures.

Kuching Urban Transportation System (KUTS) Expected To Commence In 2028

Sarawak's Kuching Urban Transportation System (KUTS) is set to launch in 2028, aiming to alleviate traffic congestion. The project, currently at 28.89% completion, will feature hydrogen-powered, autonomous rapid transit (ART) trams running on dedicated lanes. Three lines (Blue, Red, and Green) spanning nearly 70km will connect key areas in and around Kuching. The first two ART vehicles, each accommodating up to 300 passengers, are expected from China by year-end. Phase 1, including the Rembus-Riveria section of the Blue Line, will commence construction later this year.

Hon Jian-Haikal mara ke pusingan kedua Malaysia Masters

Tanah runtuh, ratusan kenderaan terkandas

Malaysia Masters: DinFei mula misi buru gelaran

Malaysian professional men's doubles pair, Goh Sze Fei and Nur Izzuddin Rumsani, advanced to the second round of the Malaysia Masters badminton tournament after defeating French duo Eloi Adam and Leo Rossi. The world No. 2 pair won in straight sets and expressed their desire to win the Super 500 title in front of their home crowd. They will face Taiwanese pair Chen Zhi Ray and Lin Yu Chieh in the next round. Other Malaysian pairs, including Low Hang Yee-Ng Eng Cheong, Choong Hon Jian-Haikal Nazri, and Man Wei Chong-Tee Kai Wun, also progressed to the second round.

Nabawan woman claims converted without her consent

A 38-year-old woman from Nabawan, Sabah, Marni Pangeran, filed a police report alleging fraudulent registration as a Muslim in 2009. She denies converting, signing any documents, or reciting the Syahadah. The discovery was made when her husband checked a list of Muslim converts. Marni, a practicing Christian with four children, expressed distress over the impact on her family. Her lawyer, Sazalye Donol Abdullah, asserts the alleged conversion lacks legal validity due to the absence of a voluntary declaration and sworn statement.

Soon Koh: Addition of non-partisan councillors right move to foster inclusivity, public trust

Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh advocates for non-partisan councillors in Sarawak's local councils to enhance inclusivity, neutrality, and public trust. He emphasized the importance of representation beyond political affiliations, including professional, ethnic, and social groups. Wong recalled a past directive to include NGO and professional members, urging for merit-based appointments to ensure objectivity and responsiveness. He believes diverse, independent voices will strengthen public confidence in local governance.

Suami tembak mati kekasih gelap isteri

A man in Nonthaburi, Thailand, fatally shot a technician he suspected of having an affair with his wife. The victim, Palathip, 33, was found dead in his car with multiple gunshot wounds. The suspect, Arnon, 40, was identified through CCTV footage and later surrendered to the police. The suspect, a butcher shop owner, had previously hired the victim for electrical work and had warned him to end the alleged affair. He now faces charges of premeditated murder.

JPN tambah baik SOP penyiasatan

Tanah runtuh, ratusan kenderaan terkandas di Jalan Gua Musang-Kuala Krai

Hundreds of vehicles were stranded, causing a two-kilometer traffic jam due to a landslide at Kilometer 27 of Jalan Gua Musang-Kuala Krai near Gua Sejuk, Gua Musang. Gua Musang District Police Chief, Superintendent Sik Choon Foo, said they received a public call around 7:30 pm about the landslide obstructing traffic. The incident, believed to be caused by continuous rain, resulted in the road being covered by earth, stranding vehicles in both directions. Police are controlling traffic, and the Public Works Department has notified the Central Spine Road Project to carry out cleaning work. No casualties or vehicle damage were reported. The reopening time is uncertain due to ongoing rain and depends on the speed of the cleanup operation. There are no alternative routes.

Pakar bedah AS lakukan pemindahan pundi kencing pertama di dunia

Tanjong Batu rep proposes ‘sub-committee system’ for BDA to enhance grassroots representation

Tanjong Batu assemblyman Johnny Pang proposed the Bintulu Development Authority (BDA) establish a formal sub-committee, similar to a council, to address local issues. This sub-committee would represent different zones within Bintulu, comprising community leaders and stakeholders. It would handle local complaints and bridge the gap between the BDA and the community. Pang highlighted the current lack of a grassroots mechanism within BDA, unlike municipalities with councillors, leading to residents relying heavily on elected representatives. He suggested formalizing this sub-committee through a policy paper under BDA's existing ordinance.

Maqis P.Pinang sita ikan sejuk beku ada DNA babi, ayam

Penghuni kondo lepaskan ular tanda protes

Bangkok condo residents released two snakes into the hallway as a protest against management's inaction on noise complaints from other residents' pets. The condo prohibits pets, but many residents secretly keep animals, leading to disturbances. After years of ignored complaints, the snake release sparked debate among residents, with some supporting the drastic measure and others condemning it. Management finally responded by fining pet owners and ordering them to remove their animals.

‘We will come back’: How hundreds of Gazans find escape route to Europe under quiet Israeli policy shift targeting ‘voluntary’ relocation

After over a year of restrictions, Israel eased border control, allowing around 1,000 Palestinians, including Ayed Ayoub and his family, to leave Gaza for opportunities abroad. Ayoub, returning to France for an academic fellowship, is among those who left following requests by foreign governments. Israel's motive remains unclear, but the move aligns with the government's interest in resettling Gaza's population, a concept supported by far-right allies and echoing Trump's proposal for developing Gaza without Palestinians.

From Cannes to box office hits, female filmmakers reshape India’s ‘macho’ cinema with bold and inclusive stories

India's male-dominated film industry is experiencing a shift with a rise of female filmmakers creating more complex and authentic female characters. While Bollywood often portrays women stereotypically, films like the Cannes Grand Prix winner "All We Imagine as Light" and Oscar-submitted "Lost Ladies" showcase a departure from these norms, presenting realistic portrayals of women and challenging traditional societal expectations.