The U.S. government has issued TSMC an annual export license for its semiconductor facility in Nanjing, China. This move guarantees the chip plant can continue operations without interruption until at least the end of 2025.
Samsung is drastically ramping up its production capacity for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips. This major investment targets the core hardware need of the AI era, as demand from companies like NVIDIA continues to surge.
According to a Forbes report, AI systems are compounding the invisibility of women’s health by learning from a digital ecosystem that suppresses it. Content on topics like menopause and endometriosis is routinely flagged as “adult” or “sensitive,” stripping it of the authority signals AI needs to su
After years of god-like hype, 2025 forced the AI industry to confront some hard truths. The “reasoning” in models is often an illusion, legal bills are massive, and the chatbots are making us a little crazy. Welcome to the pragmatic era.
An upstart stock exchange in South Korea has captured nearly a third of the country’s trading volume in just eight months. Its success with aggressive retail traders has regulators worried and the main exchange scrambling to compete.
China is escalating a trade dispute over a Dutch chipmaker. The commerce ministry says the Netherlands must correct its “mistakes” after it seized control of Nexperia, a subsidiary of China’s Wingtech, in September.
Samsung is launching two new budget devices next week. The Galaxy A17 5G phone and Galaxy Tab A11+ tablet aim to offer solid specs at entry-level prices.
In a stunning breach of trust, two former cybersecurity professionals have admitted to being the ransomware attackers they were supposed to fight. The case reveals a dangerous insider threat within the very industry tasked with stopping these crimes.
Meta is acquiring AI agent startup Manus for over $2 billion. This isn’t about buying a better model; it’s about buying the execution engine. The move signals a critical pivot in the AI race.
Facing protests over a plummeting currency, Iran’s government says it will set up a dialogue mechanism with demonstrators. The rial hit a record low of 1,390,000 to the dollar this week, accelerating inflation and public anger.
