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TSMC accelerates production and expands capacity to meet unprecedented AI chip demand

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world’s largest chipmaker, is intensifying its production to meet soaring demand for artificial intelligence (AI) chips. Operating around the clock, TSMC is rapidly scaling its advanced technology offerings, including the 2-nanometer (nm) process......

Tejas fighter jet crash at Dubai Airshow clouds India’s export ambitions

The crash of India’s homegrown HAL Tejas fighter jet during the Dubai Airshow has dealt a significant blow to the country’s hopes of promoting the aircraft on the global stage. The incident, which occurred during an aerial demonstration in front of international arms buyers, marks a setback......

Alphabet overtakes Microsoft to become world’s third-largest company driven by cloud and AI growth

Alphabet has surged past Microsoft to claim the position of the world’s third-largest company by market capitalization, reaching approximately $3.58 trillion compared to Microsoft’s $3.52 trillion. This milestone marks a significant shift in the tech landscape as Alphabet’s shares have......

Nvidia's remarkable quarter challenged by investor skepticism amid AI bubble fears

Nvidia  CEO Jensen Huang expressed frustration over the lukewarm market reaction to the company’s record-breaking third-quarter earnings, which reported $57 billion in revenue, up 62% from the previous year. Despite surpassing Wall Street expectations, including a forecasted $65 billion......

Cloud mining thrives as Bitcoin plunges: PEPPER Mining sets new benchmarks

As Bitcoin's price dives below the $90,000 mark, panic sweeps the trading market with sharp surges in selling pressure and liquidations. However, the mining sector defies the trend, exhibiting resilience and quiet growth. PEPPER Mining, a leading global cloud mining platform, stands out as a key......

Elon Musk's xAI secures $15 billion, targets rapid AI infrastructure expansion

Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, is on the verge of securing $15 billion in new equity financing, valuing the firm at approximately $230 billion. This move would more than double its valuation since March, when it stood at $113 billion following its merger with Musk’s social......

Meta wins court battle and won’t be forced to sell Instagram or WhatsApp

Meta achieved a major legal victory on Tuesday after a U.S. federal judge ruled that the company does not hold an unlawful monopoly in the social media sector, rejecting the Federal Trade Commission’s attempt to force the tech giant to divest Instagram and WhatsApp, acquired in 2012 and 2014. The......

LegalTech fund closes $110 million as AI drives surge in legal innovation

The LegalTech Fund, a Fort Lauderdale-based venture capital firm solely dedicated to legal technology, has successfully closed its second fund at $110 million, nearly quadrupling the size of its initial $28.5 million fund. This significant milestone......

Nvidia's earnings report poised to shape market trends amid soaring AI demand

Nvidia is set to release its fiscal third-quarter earnings on November 19, 2025, in a highly anticipated event that could define the stock market landscape for the year. Analysts project the company will announce adjusted earnings per share of $1.25 and revenue of approximately $54.8 billion, reflecting......

Elon Musk urges Bill Gates to close long-held Tesla short position soon

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has publicly urged Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates to close out a prolonged short position he has held against Tesla's stock for nearly eight years. Musk described Gates’ bet as “crazy” and......

Anthropic CEO highlights risks of autonomous AI after unpredictable system behavior

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has issued a sober warning about the growing risks of autonomous artificial intelligence, underscoring the unpredictable and potentially hazardous behavior of such systems as their capabilities advance. Speaking at......

Nokia finalizes $1 billion equity deal with Nvidia to accelerate AI-powered networks

Nokia has completed its $1 billion equity issuance to Nvidia, marking a significant step in their strategic partnership aimed at advancing AI-powered telecommunications networks. The Finnish telecommunications giant registered 166,389,351 new shares with Finnish authorities on November 13, 2025, increasing......

Schmidt warns Chinese open-source AI models could dominate globally

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has issued a stark warning that Chinese open-source artificial intelligence (AI) models could become the global standard, not due to superior quality, but because they are freely available. Chinese AI gains traction Speaking on the Moonshots podcast, Schmidt expressed......

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