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Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan loses $5 million on his $25 million Intel investment as stock tumbles
By Jowi Morales published
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan lost around $5 million in value when Intel stocks dropped from around $24 per share to less than $19.

President Trump threatens TSMC with 100% tariff if it doesn't build in the U.S.
By Anton Shilov published
President Donald Trump claimed his threat of steep import tariffs pushed TSMC to boost its U.S. investment from $65 billion to $200 billion without government aid.

TSMC faces $1 billion US fine for making chips for blacklisted Huawei
By Anton Shilov published
Doing business with Huawei may be particularly expensive as TSMC is facing a massive fine for 'unknowingly' supplying the blacklisted Chinese company with an AI processor.

UALink has Nvidia's NVLink in the crosshairs — final specs support up to 1,024 GPUs with 200 GT/s bandwidth
By Anton Shilov published
The final UALink specifications are here.

Shopify CEO: teams must prove AI can’t do a task before asking for new hires, resources
By Jowi Morales published
Everyone in the company is expected to use AI effectively.

Google accused of paying employees to do nothing for up to a year to stifle AI talent migration
By Mark Tyson published
Google is making use of aggressive noncompete clauses and extended notice periods, leaving employees who wish to change track in limbo, claims former GoogDeepMinder Nando de Freitas.

IBM boosts mainframes with 50% more AI performance: z17 features Telum II chip with AI accelerators
By Anton Shilov published
Mainframes live on.

Nvidia may avoid recent tariffs on its AI servers
By Dallin Grimm published
High-profile asset management firm Bernstein has published findings showing that around 60% of Nvidia's AI datacenters will completely avoid the recent wave of tariffs levelled by the U.S.

Apple aims to beat the tariff cutoff, reportedly shipped five extra planeloads of goods from India to the U.S. in March
By Anton Shilov published
To avoid a new 10% U.S. import tax, Apple rushed five planeloads of iPhones, PCs, and other devices from India to the U.S. in late March, buying time to assess the impact of the tariff policy.
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