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Plus, Amazon One Medical launched new AI tools for its healthcare providers

Apple captured the second-highest share of China's smartphone market in the third quarter

Plus, some analysts say Apple Intelligence won't boost iPhone sales

Google has reportedly made progress in recent months on software for AI models that resembles humanlike reasoning abilities

TSMC's chip fab in Arizona is making more usable chips than some of its comparable fabs in Taiwan

The startup's AGI Readiness lead is leaving, and former members are being distributed to other teams

Paul Otellini reportedly wanted to buy Nvidia for as much as $20 billion. Now it's worth more than $3 trillion

The billionaire founded Breakthrough Energy Ventures in 2015 to invest in sustainable energy companies

The iPhone maker also released a new preview of Apple Intelligence and ChatGPT integration

The chipmaker's shares fell 3.3% during mid-day trading on Wednesday

Research firm TechInsights reportedly took apart Huawei's cutting-edge AI accelerator and found a chip manufactured by TSMC

China is the Dutch chipmaking equipment company's largest market

Qualcomm's new chip, Oryon, is 45% faster and more energy efficient

The AI chipmaker's shares continued rallying in after-market trading

Businesses can build autonomous agents that can "work and act" on a user's behalf

Tech companies are turning to alternative energy as data center demand soars

Plus, Xscape Photonics raised a $44 million Series A funding round

Data centers could consume up to 9% of electricity in the U.S. by the end of the decade

Plus, the Biden administration may cap exports of advanced AI chips to certain countries

Oklo and other nuclear power stocks are surging as tech giants go all in on nuclear energy

Shares of the AI chipmaker briefly hit a record intraday high

Apple's A16 chips, which launched in the iPhone 14 Pro, are reportedly being manufactured at TSMC's fab in Arizona

While the AI boom has boosted revenues for major tech companies, it's also fueling huge demand for energy

China's changing culture and faltering economy, as well as a growing number of Western-imposed sanctions, are tied to Apple's decline, experts said