China escalates tensions with the US by discouraging local firms from purchasing NVIDIA's H20 AI chips, finding US commerce secretary's remarks about limiting China's access to advanced chips 'insulting', as NVIDIA develops a new chip for the Chinese market.
OpenAI hits $1 billion revenue milestone in July, fueled by surging ChatGPT-5 subscriptions, but faces a computing power crunch to meet skyrocketing AI demand.
Google unveils its Pixel 10 lineup, featuring the foldable Pixel 10 Pro Fold with dust and water resistance, the fitness-focused Pixel Watch 4 with fall detection and AI integration, and the affordable Pixel Buds 2A with noise cancellation.
Google unveils the Pixel 10 with the cutting-edge Tensor G5 chip, Gemini Nano AI model, and innovative features like Magic Cue, Voice Translate, writing assistance, music creation tools, and visual guidance from Gemini Live.
In a controversial move raising security concerns, President Trump authorizes Nvidia and AMD to sell advanced AI chips to China in exchange for a 15% revenue share, redefining U.S. export control policy as a bargaining chip for economic gain.
SoftBank injects $2 billion into Intel, acquiring a 2% stake as the chipmaker battles Nvidia in the AI race, with Intel shares rising 6% on the investment announcement.
SoftBank, the Japanese tech conglomerate, injects a massive $2 billion investment into Intel, the American semiconductor giant, sending Intel's shares soaring 6% in after-hours trading as the struggling chipmaker receives a much-needed financial boost.
The White House is considering taking a 10% stake in Intel as part of its push to bolster domestic chipmaking and national security, fueling a recent 18% rally in Intel's stock.
In a major move, SoftBank injects $2 billion into Intel at $23/share, bolstering U.S. semiconductor self-sufficiency and AI ambitions, supporting Intel's 18A chip manufacturing node and AI roadmap to compete with TSMC, NVIDIA, and AMD amidst intense competition, government subsidies, and geopolitical factors.
SoftBank Group Corp. invests $2 billion in Intel at $23 per share, deepening their commitment to semiconductor innovation and AI technology in the United States.