Earlier this week, the head of Dutch chipmaking equipment company ASML $ASML (ASML) said he expects more pressure from the U.S. on its allies to curb chip sales to China. Meanwhile, an advanced chip manufactured by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM) was reportedly found in sanctioned Chinese tech giant Huawei’s latest AI chips.
Read about this and more in the AI news roundup.
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OpenAI is disbanding the team responsible for advising the startup on how ready the world is for higher levels of artificial intelligence.
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Tech pioneer Intel $INTC (INTC) has seemingly missed out on the artificial intelligence boom — and part of it can reportedly be traced back to a decision not to buy the chipmaker at the center of it all almost two decades ago.
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Nvidia $NVDA (NVDA) says it has fixed a design flaw in its latest artificial intelligence chips that led to production and shipping delays.
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An advanced chip manufactured by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company was reportedly found in sanctioned Chinese tech giant Huawei’s latest artificial intelligence chips.
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With U.S. restrictions on investing in artificial intelligence in China expected imminently, the head of a major Dutch chipmaking equipment company said he expects more pressure on U.S. allies to curb chip sales to China.
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Artificial intelligence has the power to help retailers not only maximize their bottom lines, but also streamline the creative process.
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Nvidia $NVDA (NVDA) closed at a record high Monday as Wall Street anticipates Big Tech firms’ earnings reports in November.
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Qualcomm $QCOM’s (QCOM) new chip could help drive competition between Android and Apple $AAPL’s (AAPL) iOS.
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Apple $AAPL (AAPL) CEO Tim Cook doesn’t seem to be too worried about the iPhone maker’s late start on artificial intelligence.
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Apple $AAPL (AAPL) is expected to introduce its much hyped artificial intelligence features next week, but analysts aren’t expecting the rollout to turbocharge lagging demand for its latest lineup of iPhones.
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Microsoft $MSFT (MSFT) has launched new capabilities for its “personal, private” artificial intelligence assistant, Copilot.
