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Trump Trade War Or Peace? What You Need To Know Now

The Trump trade war was de-escalating until Friday's Apple and EU tariff threats, but Trump has delayed the EU duties. The stock market faces other risks too.

Investors Business Daily

After DeepSeek 'Wake-Up Call,' Trump Faces Monumental AI Chip War Decision

President Trump’s coming decision in the U.S.-China AI chip war won’t just set the course for Nvidia, but for his presidency and the world.

Investors Business Daily

TSMC's next-gen 2nm silicon is reportedly on track for later this year but don't expect chips for PCs until 2027 and beyond

Maybe Moore's law isn't quite dead.

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A researcher claims Microsoft and OpenAI may have cracked multi-datacenter distributed training for their AI models based on their 'actions': "Microsoft has signed deals north of $10 billion with fiber companies to connect data centers"

A researcher claims Microsoft and OpenAI have finally figured out a plausible way to train the LLMs across multiple data centers.

Windows Central

Huawei already has a new chip to rival Nvidia's AI GPUs — Ascend 910C aims to replace Nvidia's Blackwell in China

Huawei has prepared a new Ascend 910C GPU for AI to counter Nvidia's H20 and B20 in China.

Tom’s Hardware

Elon Musk powers new 'World's Fastest AI Data Center" with gargantuan portable power generators to sidestep electricity supply constraints

Elon Musk deployed 14 mobile generators at the xAI Memphis Supercluster to generate 35 MWe to power 32,000 H100 GPUs.

Tom’s Hardware

ASML Faces Even Stricter Dutch and U.S. Controls: Report

Dutch and U.S. clampdown limits ASML's chip equipment servicing in China, selling tools to select fabs.

Tom’s Hardware

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Bug Forces Intel to Halt Some Xeon Sapphire Rapids Shipments

Intel confirmed that a new bug has forced it to halt some shipments of its Fourth-gen Xeon Sapphire Rapids shipments.

Tom’s Hardware

‘No possibility of reconciliation’ as US slams China chips

The Biden administration’s new restrictions on technology exports to China could undercut the country’s ability to develop wide swaths of its economy, from semiconductors and supercomputers to surveillance systems and advanced weapons.

Tribune News Service

China’s great leap forward in chips faces US pushback

Beijing’s efforts to secure dominance over critical chips are facing growing resistance from Washington.

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