In a tragic incident in Tokyo’s Nerima Ward on the 21st, a 2-year-old girl lost her life after getting her head caught in a car window operated by her mother. The car was equipped with a power window that can be opened and closed with a switch, but the closing force was so strong that even an adult male would have difficulty stopping it.
The accident has raised concerns about the safety of power windows in vehicles, especially when children are involved. The incident has prompted discussions on how to prevent such accidents in the future and raise awareness among parents about the potential dangers of power windows.
In other news, American semiconductor giant NVIDIA reported a 7.3-fold increase in net profit to 2.3 trillion yen for the period of February to April. The surge in profit was attributed to the booming demand for high-performance semiconductors for data centers driven by the AI (Artificial Intelligence) trend.
As the semiconductor industry continues to thrive, companies like NVIDIA are reaping the benefits of the AI revolution. The increasing demand for AI-related technologies is reshaping the semiconductor market and driving significant growth for companies at the forefront of innovation.