Qualcomm-ByteDance deal works around US export controls with AI chips
Qualcomm strikes deal to supply ByteDance with millions of AI chips, working around US export controls while expanding into the data center market.
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AI broke the RAM market, but hybrid DDR4/DDR5 motherboards could be the fix
AI-driven demand for DDR5 memory has caused prices to skyrocket, prompting ASRock to introduce hybrid DDR4/DDR5 motherboards as a potential solution for PC builders.
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Samsung's memory chip employees negotiated $340,000 bonuses this year
Samsung reaches tentative deal with semiconductor employees, offering average annual bonuses of $340,000 amid AI-driven memory chip boom.
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Samsung's Bonus Disparity Sparks Strike Threat as Memory Workers Get 607% Incentives
Samsung faces a potential strike as memory workers demand equal bonuses, highlighting internal tensions in the semiconductor industry.
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US FTC reportedly launches antitrust probe into Arm following its launch of its own AGI CPU
The U.S. FTC is investigating Arm Holdings over antitrust concerns following its launch of an AGI CPU, raising questions about the company's market practices.
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Congress moves to strip the DoC of chip-export discretion with the MATCH Act — DUV lithography machines among those targeted in chipmaking tool crackdown
Bipartisan legislation targets DUV lithography exports to China and designates five Chinese semiconductor firms as restricted entities, aiming to close loopholes in existing export controls.
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Samsung raises Galaxy phone and tablet prices amid global memory shortage
Samsung increases prices for Galaxy phones and tablets, particularly high-storage models, due to global memory shortages affecting component costs.
