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13.11.26 - 08:06
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Samsung reportedly wins more AI chip orders from US cloud firms (Digitimes)
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Samsung Electronics has reportedly secured new AI chip manufacturing orders from major US cloud service providers for a second consecutive quarter, with commercial shipments expected to begin in 2028 as tight capacity at TSMC creates opportunities for Samsung's foundry business....
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13.11.26 - 08:06
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CXMT targets higher-value DRAM market with AI server memory, LPDDR6 breakthroughs (Digitimes)
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Chinese DRAM maker ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) is expanding into higher-value memory markets, introducing DDR5 server modules, mass-produced LPDDR6 chips, and automotive DRAM at IC China 2026, which opened on November 12. The expansion, backed by manufacturing advances and higher research spending, signals CXMT's ambitions beyond its established mobile memory business....
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13.11.26 - 08:06
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Intel forms 23-company Korean AI alliance as it pitches HBM-free inference GPU (Digitimes)
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Intel is courting South Korea's AI ecosystem on two fronts: a 23-company alliance built around Korean-made servers and an inference GPU that swaps costly high-bandwidth memory (HBM) for low-power DRAM. At the 2026 Intel AI Summit Seoul, held at COEX on November 12, the US chipmaker also offered its custom chip design and foundry services to a market crowded with neural processing unit (NPU) startups and home to two of the world's largest memory makers....
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13.11.26 - 08:06
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Acer targets education market with AI teaching assistants and agents (Digitimes)
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Acer is expanding its smart-campus business with the unveiling of a classroom-of-the-future platform at the 2026 IT Month and EdTech Taiwan trade show, spanning AI teaching assistants, AI agents and a smart-campus management platform. Yung-yi Lin, head of innovative businesses at Acer Taiwan, noted that both schools and teachers working on the education frontline need the assistance of AI software, and Acer's efforts in this space will provide a wider range of AI applications for the education market....
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13.11.26 - 07:24
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′They′ve cut all entry-level jobs′: unlikely seaside town on frontline of AI threat (The Guardian)
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Bournemouth became a hub for thousands of finance jobs after the 1980s big bang, but new tech risks hurting Dorset's economyA few minutes' drive from Bournemouth's sandy beachfront, on the site of a former farm, lies an unlikely nerve centre of international finance.Here, miles from the glass towers of London's Canary Wharf, more than 5,300 staff including compliance officers, analysts and software engineers help process more than $1tn (£750bn) worth of global transactions each day for the largest US bank, JP Morgan. Continue reading......
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13.11.26 - 07:12
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Anthropic IPO six times oversubscribed as AI firm targets record $1.4 trillion valuation (Times of India)
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Anthropic is receiving high interest for its initial public offering, potentially raising around $90.4 billion. The company plans to sell 825 million shares at a price range between $70 and $78 each. Nvidia has committed to purchasing shares as part of the private placement while several tech giants are also involved. Anthropic reported a revenue run rate of $81 billion as of October 31, reflecting substantial growth....
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13.11.26 - 07:00
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China′s SMIC sees AI computing crunch until 2028 as Nvidia heat risks tighter chip curbs (SCMP)
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China's Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) is betting that a relentless data centre buildout will keep artificial intelligence computing power in short supply for the next two years.
The bullish forecast comes as scrutiny over former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang threatens to intensify Washington's curbs on Chinese access to advanced American processors – a shift that could accelerate China's reliance on domestic foundries.
“By the middle to the second half of 2028 …......
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