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Japanese sanitaryware manufacturer could be a surprise bet on AI, says one of its shareholders / Photo: testing / shutterstock
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'An underrated player': why did an activist deem a toilet bowl manufacturer a beneficiary of AI?
Micron, the largest U.S. memory chip maker, will commit $150 billion to build new factories in two U.S. cities amid the AI boom. Photo: bluestork/Shutterstock
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Micron is taking over the US: chipmaker to invest $150 billion in factories due to AI memory shortage
Alibaba shares led the sell-off in China after the Pentagon put some of the countrys largest companies on a list of firms promoting the military / Photo: Tada Images / Shutterstock.com
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Main by morning: Pentagon crashes Alibaba stock, battle over Warner Bros. continues
Lyft shares collapsed after quarterly report and worse-than-expected forecast / Photo: Kevin McGovern / Shutterstock.com
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Highlights for this morning: Lyft under pressure, ByteDance makes AI chip, Musk's associates walked away from him
Demand for high-speed HBM memory for AI has led to a reduction in the production of traditional memory chips / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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'Risk underestimated': memory chip shortage threatens to last longer than investors expect
Amazon plans to launch a marketplace for AI developers / Photo: Tada Images / Shutterstock.com
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Highlights for this morning: Amazon prepares AI marketplace, SoftBank shares soar 10%
Shares of South Koreas Samsung Electronics rose nearly 5% in Seoul trading Monday following news that it will begin production of a new generation of high-performance memory chips as early as February. Photo: Mareks Perkons/Shutterstock
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Samsung shares jump after announcing new memory chips. Why did Micron shares fall?
The resounding election victory of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichis party has breathed new life into Takaichi Trade / Photo: X / takaichi_sanae
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Japanese stocks soar after PM Takaichi's party triumphs in elections
Stagnant mobile processor sales threaten leading microprocessor architecture developer Arm Holdings with royalty cuts / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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The shortage of memory chips hit Qualcomm and Arm. Their shares plummeted
HP, Dell, Acer and Asus are considering using memory chips from Chinese manufacturers for the first time amid a shortage of memory chips / Photo: mapo_japan / Shutterstock
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Highlights for this morning: silver collapsed, PC makers ponder memory from China
The strain created on supply chains due to increased demand for AI has prompted the chipmaker to adjust prices / Photo: g0d4ather / Shutterstock
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Nvidia partner announces price hike amid increased workload due to AI boom
Supermicro reported record revenue last quarter / Photo: Michael Vi/Shutterstock.com
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Supermicro raised its sales forecast, and the stock soared. But there's reason to worry
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