TSMC To Stop Making AI Chips For Chinese Customers
Efforts by ByteDance, Alibaba and Baidu to make their own AI chips could be affected by TSMC's decision.
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Baidu to Announce AI-Powered Smart Glasses in China Next Week
The move could accelerate demand for the products in China, a market that is currently served by local startups rather than big name players.
Amazon Discussing New Multibillion-Dollar Investment in Anthropic
The talks show how even though both companies rely on each other, cloud providers and leading AI developers sometimes have competing priorities.
Palantir to Provide Anthropic’s Claude to U.S. Military
The company is the first to provide Claude for use in “classified environments.”
Startups Working with OpenAI Discuss $2 Billion Valuation
Anysphere and Mercor have received multiple termsheets as both businesses work with or for OpenAI.
Snowflake Taps Senior Google Engineer to Lead AI Push
Snowflake has had a difficult time making the transition to generative AI, but now it has a seasoned industry veteran to help lead its efforts.
Vuori Targets $5.5 Billion Valuation in Secondary Sale
SoftBank last valued the athleisure brand at $4 billion in 2021.
Rivian Sales Drop, Forecasts First Gross Profit
The electric vehicle maker has been held back by the shortage of a key component.
Pinterest Reports Slower Revenue Growth
Pinterest's user growth has slowed after a strong rebound in the first half of this year.
Airbnb’s Growth Slows Further in Q3
Airbnb's growth has slowed steadily but the company is churning out a billion dollars or more a quarter.
WBD Reports Lower Revenues and Profits Despite Streaming Improvement
WBD's stock, which has been in the doldrums, rose 15%.
Media Executives Say Trump May Help Speed Mergers
Zaslav argued that mergers were necessary to strengthen entertainment companies and provide a better consumer experience.
Canada Orders TikTok to Dissolve Canadian Subsidiary
TikTok, owned by Chinese tech giant ByteDance, continues to face scrutiny from Western governments and regulators.
Musk Asked Trump to Name SpaceX Execs to Top Government Jobs
The request indicates the possible influence the billionaire could have on the Trump Administration.
JPMorgan Rebrands JPM Coin, Adds Blockchain Foreign Exchange Services
The bank plans to offer instant dollar-euro settlement via its internal blockchain.
Arm’s Revenue Growth Slows to Just 5%
Arm's royalty revenue is growing quickly, thanks in part to a recovery in the smartphone market.
Lyft Posts Revenue Growth of 32%
Lyft is now generating hundreds of millions of dollars in free cash flow, a sign that it is on a stronger path under CEO David Risher.
Bitcoin, Coinbase, Robinhood Surge After Trump Victory
More crypto-friendly lawmakers elected as Republicans won control of Senate.
Lyft Partners With Self-Driving Car Firm
Lyft is following Uber, which has partnered with Waymo to offer self-driving cars on Uber's app in Austin and Atlanta.
SuperMicro Shows Disappointing Earnings but “No Evidence of Fraud”
The company’s auditor previously resigned over concerns about SuperMicro’s accounting practices.
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