It is not just semiconductor chips from Chinese fabricators that Dell reportedly isn’t going to want in its machines, but even chips produced on the mainland by non-Chinese businesses. CNBC’s Ted Kemp stories.
Dell is reportedly abandoning China-built chips — and mounting superpower tensions are the purpose
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The bubble in people searching for ‘AI bubble’ has burst — what that means for the stocks
Retail investors’ fear of an “AI bubble” appears to have fallen off after spiking this summer. It could mean the stocks have further to balloon before they ultimately top out. The number of U.S. and worldwide web searches for the term “AI bubble” peaked on Aug. 20 and Aug. 21, respectively, according to Google Trends […]
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Lyft CEO left Microsoft in the 90s to join a tiny startup called Amazon—here’s how Jeff Bezos convinced him
In 1996, David Risher told Bill Gates he was quitting his management role at Microsoft, then already one of the world’s largest companies with annual revenue of nearly $8.7 billion, to take a job at a “tiny, little bookstore online,” called Amazon. “It wasn’t an entirely rational move,” Risher, who is now CEO of Lyft, […]
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Inside the uranium plant at the center of U.S. plans to expand nuclear power
EUNICE, NEW MEXICO — Paul Lorskulsint was a shift manager at a brand new uranium enrichment facility deep in the American Southwest when catastrophe struck Japan in 2011. A massive tsunami and earthquake had caused a severe accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. Thousands of miles away in Eunice, New Mexico, Lorskulsint turned […]
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