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Samsung Electronics’ most recent high bandwidth memory (HBM) chips are encountering obstacles in passing Nvidia’s tests for integration into the U.S. company’s AI processors, according to three individuals briefed on the matter. These challenges are related to heat management and power consumption, particularly affecting Samsung’s HBM3 chips, the fourth-generation HBM standard widely used in graphics …

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Nvidia’s most cutting-edge AI chip developed for the Chinese market has encountered a sluggish start, with ample supply driving its pricing below that of a competing chip from Chinese tech giant Huawei, sources familiar with the situation revealed. This downward trend in prices highlights the hurdles facing Nvidia’s business in China amid U.S. sanctions on …

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Lenovo Group (0992.HK) of China reported a 9% increase in fourth-quarter revenue to $13.8 billion on Thursday. As the leading global producer of personal computers (PCs), Lenovo emerged from a demand slump following the COVID-19 pandemic. The fourth-quarter revenue surpassed analysts’ estimates, marking a second consecutive quarter of growth after enduring five quarters of declines …

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Microsoft President Brad Smith disclosed in a Reuters interview that the company’s high-profile agreement with UAE-based AI firm G42 could lead to the transfer of advanced chips and technological tools. A senior Republican congressman has raised concerns that this could pose national security risks. Smith explained that the agreement, details of which are being reported …

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