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28
May

Energy Constraints Force Rethink of AI Chip Design, TSMC Says

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Rising electricity demand from artificial intelligence systems is reshaping the future of semiconductor design, with energy efficiency now overtaking raw computing power as the industry’s main priority, according to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). Speaking at an industry conference in Amsterdam, TSMC senior vice president Kevin Zhang said the explosive growth of AI workloads is […]

04
May

Trump Calls Xi Meeting Important Trip, says US Leads in AI

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U.S. President Donald Trump has described his upcoming meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping as an “important trip,” while emphasizing that the United States remains the global leader in artificial intelligence (AI), according to remarks made on Monday. The comments come ahead of a high-stakes diplomatic engagement between the two leaders, expected later this month, […]

18
Mar

Samsung Electronics and AMD Deepen AI Ties with New MoU on Advanced Memory and Foundry Collaboration

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Samsung Electronics and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) have signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that significantly expands their strategic partnership in artificial intelligence (AI) computing infrastructure particularly in advanced memory solutions and potential foundry cooperation. This collaboration highlights intensifying competition among global chipmakers to secure critical supply chains as AI demand continues to surge. […]

Trump Announces, "Largest Trade Deal Ever" With Japan
25
Jul

Trump Announces, “Largest Trade Deal Ever” With Japan

  • LN24 / 11 months
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The US-Japan Trade Deal of 2025 Sets Tariffs Rate At 15% The US-Japan Trade Deal, finalized on July 23, 2025, marks a significant milestone in bilateral economic relations and carries substantial implications for global markets, supply chains, and geopolitical dynamics. This agreement is a pragmatic win for American interests, prioritizing national security, economic sovereignty, and […]