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US imports from Taiwan now exceed imports from China for the first time in decades
By Anton Shilov published
Premium Thanks, AI servers.

Sam Altman fires back at Elon Musk's proposal for space-based data centers, says orbiting data centers 'ridiculous' for now
By Anton Shilov published
Contrary to what Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos say, orbital data centers will not make sense any time soon, believes Sam Altman.

India joins America-led Pax Silica supply chain effort to build semiconductor talent and reduce reliance on China — agreement spans from rare earths to chipmaking tools
By Kunal Khullar published
With new fabs under development and a growing focus on skilled talent, India’s inclusion in Pax Silica points to a long-term effort by the U.S. and its partners to accelerate capacity building.

OpenAI's Sam Altman warns that firms are using 'AI washing' to mask layoffs across the globe
By Ben Stockton published
Some traditional layoffs are being blamed on AI, Altman believes

Over 80% of companies report no productivity gains from AI so far despite billions in investment, survey suggests
By Ben Stockton published
AI isn't having a huge impact on productivity yet, but hopes are still high

OpenAI hires 'genius' OpenClaw creator, but popular AI assistant will remain open source
By Jon Martindale published
Premium OpenAI also pledges continued support for OpenClaw.

Brace for a barren landscape of new hardware launches, as AI demand reshapes the world of consumer electronics
By Sayem Ahmed published
Premium Amid the ongoing DRAM supply squeeze, the world of consumer electronics is evolving, and it threatens to derail entire industries with its sheer scale and monetary backing.

Japanese toilet maker 'the most undervalued and overlooked AI memory beneficiary,' investors claim
By Zak Killian published
A company most famous for toilets and bidets is seeing meteoric stock growth due to demand for its advanced ceramics products.
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