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56 articles from 18 outlets, last 30 days
Peak: Wed 14 Oct, 12 articles
The coverage is spread across the spectrum. Left-leaning outlets ran 21 of these articles, right-leaning ones 12.
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Artificial intelligence10 of 16
Stock markets6 of 16
TSMC4 of 16
Nvidia3 of 16
Trade and tariffs2 of 16
Startups and venture capital2 of 16
Anduril and Qualcomm are developing BlueChip laptops, starting with a ruggedized model for the U.S. military, aiming to produce fully American-made devices. The project reflects broader efforts to bring computer component manufacturing back to the U.S.
Black voters in North Carolina are voting at a record pace in early ballots, potentially benefiting the Democratic Senate candidate. The high turnout comes amid a tight race between Democrat Roy Cooper and Republican Michael Whatley.
SK hynix reported stronger-than-expected profits and announced stock buybacks, driving gains in Asian tech stocks. The results reflect rising demand for AI chips and boosted investor confidence in the sector.
SpaceX has agreed to a $40 billion financing deal with Apollo Global Management to acquire AI chips and data center equipment. The move supports the company's Grok AI services and aims to build one of the world's largest computing infrastructures.
Meta Platforms announced a stock offering to raise funds for its artificial intelligence initiatives. The move reflects growing investment in AI infrastructure across major tech firms.
The United States has classified helium as a critical material due to its importance in semiconductor production. Global supply risks from geopolitical tensions and export restrictions are affecting industries reliant on the gas.
Major tech stock indices declined amid investor concerns over the sustainability of AI-related spending. The drop reflects worries about debt levels used to fund data centers and chip development.
Jensen Huang spoke at events in Berlin and across Europe about the future of AI and Europe's role in it. He also addressed U.S. export controls and donated computational resources for protein research.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang described discovering TSMC's contact information in a phone book in the late 1990s, leading to a long-term partnership without a formal contract. The story highlights the origins of a key relationship in the semiconductor industry.
Semiconductor stocks dropped across Asia following comments by Broadcom's CEO likening AI investment to gambling. The sell-off was driven by investor concerns over the sustainability of AI-related spending.
TSMC's net profit reached a record high in the third quarter, driven by strong global demand for AI-related hardware. The results exceed expectations and highlight the growing importance of semiconductor manufacturing in the AI economy.
GlobalFoundries plans to open two semiconductor factories in Malta, New York, with up to $21 billion in financing from Japan. The project aims to boost domestic chip production and strengthen supply chain resilience.