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Intel hit with massive EU antitrust fine after all, but it’s ‘only’ $400 million
Europe
Intel hit with massive EU antitrust fine after all, but it’s ‘only’ $400 million
By Stephanie Bodoni and BloombergSeptember 22, 2023
Jake Sullivan calls China’s limits on chip metals a ‘self-defeating’ move that will spur others to ‘de-risk’ supply chains
Jake Sullivan calls China’s limits on chip metals a ‘self-defeating’ move that will spur others to ‘de-risk’ supply chains
By Tony Czuczka and BloombergJuly 16, 2023
‘The time has come’: GOP lawmakers urge pushback to China’s Micron ban and ‘economic coercion’
Tech
‘The time has come’: GOP lawmakers urge pushback to China’s Micron ban and ‘economic coercion’
By Jenny Leonard and BloombergJune 3, 2023
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
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This is why Nvidia deserves its $1 trillion valuation
By Jeremy KahnMay 30, 2023
A picture of Jensen Huang holding a laptop on one hand and a new device on the other hand
AI
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says A.I. has made everyone a programmer: ‘You just have to say something to the computer’ 
By Prarthana PrakashMay 30, 2023
China’s ban on Micron chips is ‘economic coercion’ and won’t be tolerated, says Gina Raimondo
China’s ban on Micron chips is ‘economic coercion’ and won’t be tolerated, says Gina Raimondo
By Sam Kim, Eric Martin and BloombergMay 27, 2023
Photo of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
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Nvidia moves into A.I. services and ChatGPT can now use your credit card
By Jeremy KahnMarch 28, 2023
Lam Research CEO Tim Archer
Tech
‘Everybody was wrong’: The $160B memory-chip sector is suffering one of its worst routs ever despite vows to escape the boom-and-bust cycle
By Sohee Kim, Ian King, Lin Zhu and BloombergJanuary 29, 2023
China’s chip shortage is so bad a woman was just caught smuggling semiconductors inside a fake baby bump
China’s chip shortage is so bad a woman was just caught smuggling semiconductors inside a fake baby bump
By Sophie MellorDecember 2, 2022
Chinese President Xi Jinping
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China’s tech sector has stumbled under Xi Jinping. Will anything change during his third term?
By Jacob CarpenterOctober 24, 2022
Shot of a worker assembling a car on a Honda assembly line with more workers in the background
Finance
The chip shortage claims another victim as Honda cuts 40% of vehicle production in Japan
By Tristan BoveSeptember 22, 2022
A man surrounded by computers with gambling programs
Newsletters
Twitch stars flexed their power to remove harmful gambling streams. Could more creator activism follow?
By Jacob CarpenterSeptember 21, 2022
Coinbase CEO: Crypto is up there with chips and 5G as a matter of ‘national security’
Politics
Coinbase CEO: Crypto is up there with chips and 5G as a matter of ‘national security’
By Christiaan HetznerSeptember 20, 2022
Volkswagen says the chip shortage will last past 2023, and the company is preparing for a ‘new normal’ in supply-chain crisis
Finance
Volkswagen says the chip shortage will last past 2023, and the company is preparing for a ‘new normal’ in supply-chain crisis
By Tristan BoveSeptember 19, 2022
Man in a protective uniform holds a semiconductor microprocessing chip with a pair of forceps
Tech
Biden’s $270 billion semiconductor bill to battle China isn’t that big a deal, Goldman says. Unless there’s some kind of huge ‘international conflict’
By Tristan BoveSeptember 6, 2022
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