China Quantum Computer, KFC Bluetooth Controller, Amazon In Asia

Richard Bradbury | Jeff Sandhu | Christine Wong | Majidah Hashim

27-Jul-17 12:00

China Quantum Computer, KFC Bluetooth Controller, Amazon In Asia

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In today's Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Jeff Sandhu, Christine Wong and Majidah Hashim talk about:

1:59 - China Quantum Computer

8:48 - Thanks To Streaming Services, China’s Consumers Have Begun Paying For Music

12:53 - KFC Bluetooth Video Game Controller

20:04 - Tinder For Jobs

29:54 - Amazon In Asia

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Tags: enterprise, biz bytes, china, quantum computer, streaming services, KFC Bluetooth Video Game Controller, Tinder for jobs, Amazon in Asia, Amazon enters Singapore

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