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14.11.26 - 20:06
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Synopsys sees AI accelerating EDA as chip-specific models divide work (Digitimes)
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Synopsys chief product development officer Shankar Krishnamoorthy said AI will accelerate the electronic design automation (EDA) industry as the company works with OpenAI to develop semiconductor-specific models, while maintaining support for both frontier and open-weight models to preserve platform neutrality....
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14.11.26 - 19:06
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Why a North Dakota town backed AI data center development (Digitimes)
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On November 3, 2026, US voters cast ballots in local referendums on a total of 47 measures regarding AI data centers alongside the midterm elections. Unofficial figures compiled by Redbud Consulting and updated through November 10 show that 45 measures had been counted, with 44 of them in favor of restrictions. Only Harwood, North Dakota, voted in favor of the data center industry....
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14.11.26 - 18:06
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Lite-On targets LEO satellites and enterprise AI servers for edge computing growth (Digitimes)
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As AI computing moves from the cloud to edge devices, Lite-On Technology has reorganized its IT business segments, launching its Edge Computing and Energy Solutions (ECES) division in the third quarter. Through this restructuring, the company is targeting opportunities in low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellites, on-premises enterprise servers, and networking equipment that are expected to grow severalfold over the next two to three years and eventually surpass IT-related power products in terms of revenue contribution....
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14.11.26 - 18:06
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Lite-On sees AI server orders through 2028 as 800V DC reshapes power market (Digitimes)
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Lite-On expects AI-related revenue to account for 40%–50% of total revenue by 2027, driven by strong growth in high-end AI power systems. As US cloud customers continue expanding AI infrastructure, the company's order visibility extends through 2028, while 800VDC specifications are undergoing major revisions that will delay volume production until late 2027....
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14.11.26 - 17:01
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Anthropic IPO Tests Investor Appetite for AI (Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg Technology co-host Ed Ludlow tells Bloomberg This Weekend why Anthropic's upcoming IPO could be a major test of investor appetite for AI, with the offering heavily oversubscribed and poised to follow SpaceX's blockbuster debut. Speaking with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini, Ludlow also explains how Nvidia and Jensen Huang's departure loom over the offering, given Nvidia's planned investment in Anthropic and Huang's central role connecting the companies powering the AI boom. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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14.11.26 - 16:00
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This Is State-Snooping Taken To The Extreme: UK Taxman Wants Your AI Chatbot History (ZeroHedge)
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This Is State-Snooping Taken To The Extreme: UK Taxman Wants Your AI Chatbot History
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity,The UK government's tax collectors are pushing for powers that would let HMRC demand the private chatbot conversations ordinary Britons have with AI tools when preparing their returns.Under proposals in the Budget Bill, the definition of what the taxman can force you to hand over expands from computer "records" to any "relevant thing." That wording opens the door to prompt histories, working papers and full conversations on platforms such as ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Claude if they played any part in calculating figures.The measure sits inside a broader drive to close a £59 billion tax gap. Failure to respond to a Schedule 36 information notice already carries an initial £300 penalty; those who do not correct inaccuracies can be hit for up to £3,000. Third parties, including the AI companies themselves, can even be ordered to supply the data, ...
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14.11.26 - 15:06
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Couples Are Bringing AI Into Their Arguments (Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg Weekend senior writer Morgan Meaker tells Bloomberg This Weekend how people are increasingly turning to AI chatbots for advice, validation and even mediation during arguments with their partners. Speaking with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini, Meaker explores when AI can improve communication and when introducing a digital “third entity” risks creating distance between couples. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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