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Ken Lam

Hong Kong
As seen in: Amazon Web Services, HYPEBEAST, Tinh Te, Lexology, The Asset Magazine, hypebeast.cn, Asia Business Outlook, Retail Today
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Growing interest in HK indexed universal life insurance

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By Jenny Yu, Ken Lam
| The Asset Magazine Verified
Consumers are increasingly drawn to financial products that offer flexibility, growth potential and protection. Indexed universal life ( IUL ) insurance addresses these needs and has emerged as a popular financial product for individuals seeking life insurance protection and the potential for cash value growth. IUL is a type of permanent life insurance product that combines death benefit with a cash value component.
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Growing interest in HK indexed universal life insurance

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By Jenny Yu, Ken Lam
| The Asset Magazine Verified
By Jenny Yu and Ken K.Y. Lam Consumers are increasingly drawn to financial products that offer flexibility, growth potential and protection. Indexed universal life ( IUL ) insurance addresses these needs and has emerged as a popular financial product for individuals seeking life insurance protection and the potential for cash value growth.
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AI Generated Video Content to Drive Demand for GPUs, says Nvidia CEO

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By Pierre Robinet, Ken Lam
| Asia Business Outlook
The generative artificial intelligence (AI) boom continues to fuel demand for Nvidia's advanced graphics processors, particularly driven by the need for new AI models capable of creating video and engaging in human-like voice interactions. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang highlighted that the next significant development in AI involves systems that can process 3D video and other complex information, which will require substantial computing power.
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