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23.02.26 - 04:12
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AMD replicates Nvidia′s playbook to backstop US$300 million Crusoe loan (Digitimes)
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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is making a bold pivot by guaranteeing a US$300 million loan for cloud startup Crusoe, signaling a shift from pure hardware competition to financial engineering in the AI chip market. The loan, arranged by Goldman Sachs, will allow Crusoe to purchase AMD AI accelerators — including the Instinct MI450 series — for installation in a new Ohio data center being built by Canadian firm 5C, backed by Brookfield....
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22.02.26 - 13:00
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Goldman Sachs: Diese Software-Aktien sind vor KI sicher (Sharedeals)
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Laut einer neuen Studie der Investmentbank Goldman Sachs gibt es einige Aktien aus dem stark verprügelten Software-Bereich, die laut den Experten vor der Konkurrenz durch Künstliche Intelligenz sicher sind. Das sind die Titel: Kurz vorab ein wichtiger Hinweis: Wenn Du an den Börsen keine Top-Chancen mehr verpassen möchtest, dann nutze jetzt den , um Deine […]
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20.02.26 - 22:45
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Goldman Sachs The Latest Firm To Ditch DEI Hiring Criteria (ZeroHedge)
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Goldman Sachs The Latest Firm To Ditch DEI Hiring Criteria
Goldman Sachs is the latest firm to scrap the DEI scam from its board policies.
In fact, the bank is preparing to strip race, gender identity, sexual orientation and other demographic factors from the guidelines used to evaluate potential directors, according to people familiar with the plans who spoke to the Wall Street Journal.
Which begs the question to begin with: why were we ever picking directors based on race and gender identity? Isn't that...racist?
The Journal wrote that Goldman's governance committee currently considers experience, background and perspective, along with a diversity category that includes various DEI-related demographics. That demographic component is expected to be removed.
The change comes after a proposal from the National Legal and Policy Center, a small shareholder, which urged the firm to eliminate diversity-based criteria.
Goldman told the group it would revise the language, and the proposal was with...
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20.02.26 - 19:24
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Goldman′s Meeting With Top Memory Supplier Points To Higher Prices As Crunch Worsens (ZeroHedge)
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Goldman's Meeting With Top Memory Supplier Points To Higher Prices As Crunch Worsens
The high-bandwidth memory (HBM) shortage is already pressuring the margins of consumer electronics companies, disrupting product launches, and pushing up the prices of TVs and computers. The latest development is Valve's handheld gaming PC, which is reportedly out of stock in select regions as the memory crunch now filters into retail availability.
We have been leaning on institutional channel checks across the semis and hardware coverage universe to gain an insider's perspective on what's happening across the memory space and what to potentially expect in the quarters ahead.
The latest read comes from Goldman analysts led by Giuni Lee, following a discussion with SK Hynix, a critical supplier of HBM chips, on the implications of a very tight memory market.
Lee offered clients five key takeaways from her conversation with SK Hynix:
Memory pricing is likely to growth throughout this year driven by real de...
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20.02.26 - 15:00
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OpenAI Is Now Worth More Than Goldman Sachs and Netflix Combined — Here’s What That Means (24/7 Wall St.)
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OpenAI is nearing a funding round that could value the company at over $850 billion, putting it among the world's most valuable companies. What does this mean for Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL), and every other player in the AI ecosystem? The $100B Raise in Context If completed, this would be the largest private funding round ... OpenAI Is Now Worth More Than Goldman Sachs and Netflix Combined — Here's What That Means
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