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The iShares Semiconductor ETF and the VanEck Semiconductor ETF are heading for their ninth consecutive decline on October 16 / Photo: X / NYSE
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Chipmakers' stocks are heading toward their longest losing streak in 20 years. The Nasdaq lost 1%.
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has given up 10% over the last six trading sessions / Photo: Oleg_Yakovlev / Shutterstock.com
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‘Recalibration of expectations’: Chip stocks lose $1 trln in value amid rout
Intel is returning to the AI chip market: it will face competition from Nvidia and AMD
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Intel is returning to the AI chip market: it will face competition from Nvidia and AMD
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The CEOs of Broadcom and Intel have identified the main challenge facing AI development. It is not a chip shortage.
New AI agents require significantly more computing power than the previous generation of AI tools, which in turn is expected to drive demand for AI infrastructure, according to market analysts / Photo: Nuttapong Punna / Shutterstock.com
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The Hot Potato Game: Why Does Wall Street Prefer Chipmakers Over AI Developers?
Elon Musks SpaceX estimates the cost of building Terafab at a minimum of $55 billion / Photo: X/SpaceX
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Musk ruled out TSMC's involvement in the management of Terafab. The deal threatened to squeeze out Intel
Elon Musk indirectly confirmed negotiations with TSMC regarding the Taiwanese companys participation in chip production at the Terafab megafactory / Photo: Unsplash.com / Slejven Djurakovic
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Intel Shares Fall: Musk Hints at Another Partner in a Major Chip Project
South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix is in talks with the U.S. company Intel about manufacturing chips in the United States. Photo: JHVEPhoto/Shutterstock
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SK Hynix may move part of its production to an Intel plant in the U.S. Why would the companies do this?
The market expects the Federal Reserve, led by Kevin Warsh, to raise interest rates, while President Donald Trump is calling for a cut / Photo: The White House
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Morning in New York: The Main Question Is What Will Follow the Fed’s September Decision
Leopold Aschenbrenner bought stock options for AMD, Intel, Bloom Energy, and CoreWeave, according to CNBC and the FT / Photo: Leopold Aschenbrenner’s blog, Forourposterity.com
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The "AI-Nostradamus" Fund has changed its approach to risk and stepped up its buying. Where is it investing?
WTI crude oil is trading near its highest levels since early summer / Photo: Shutterstock.com/Vibe Images
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Morning in New York: Brent Puts Investors to the Test
Intel May Raise Prices on PC Chips by 10% as Early as Next Month / Photo: InFocus.ee / Shutterstock.com
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Intel Is Prepared to Raise Chip Prices: The Company's Stock Is Rising While the Market Is Falling
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