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June 1 (Xinhua) -- Indian state-owned refineries have kept domestic aviation fuel prices unchanged after airlines requested a pause in price increases amid concerns about the impact of the war with Iran. A spokesperson for the refineries stated that domestic aviation fuel prices in Delhi will remain at 104,927 rupees per kiloliter (US$1,104.25) in June. In April, so-called aviation turbine fuel prices rose by 8.6%, prompting the government to request stability in May. The refineries are providing additional relief to Indian airlines by lowering international aviation fuel prices. India has announced several measures to mitigate the impact on the aviation industry, such as rebates on aircraft parking fees and reductions in fuel taxes for flights departing from its largest airports, Delhi and Mumbai. Airlines are also dealing with the weak rupee, which makes it more expensive for them to pay for aircraft leases and overseas airport fees in US dollars.NVIDIA (NVDA.O) Vera BlueField-4 STX delivers agent-based AI storage processing capabilities with chip-level security.June 1 – NVIDIA announced the launch of the NVIDIA DSX platform, providing infrastructure builders with a complete action guide to creating AI factories. “We’re not just shipping chips – we’re providing every infrastructure builder with a complete guide to building an AI factory,” said NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang. “With the DSX platform, you can simulate an entire factory without spending a penny, validate performance before installing a rack, and operate with the reliability required for production-grade AI.”Jike delivered 34,377 vehicles in May, an increase of 81.8% year-on-year.NVIDIA (NVDA.O) CEO Jensen Huang: The era of intelligent agents and practical artificial intelligence has arrived.
