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Google could build more AI accelerators than Nvidia sells in 2028, analyst claims — could push the company to use Intel Foundry to meet its goals (tomshardware.com)
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Samsung’s chip workers are jumping ship to rival SK Hynix (technologyreview.com)
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Intel just posted its best growth in 15 years – and burned billions to make it happen (techspot.com)
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Intel stock is down 27% from June record highs. How the chipmaker can reverse the slide (cnbc.com)
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Fortinet becomes Intel 4's first foundry customer, following firewall ASIC deal — CEO Lip-Bu Tan's promised foundry wins begin to surface, but on a mature node (tomshardware.com)
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Intel's foundry lands first named customer under CEO Lip-Bu Tan, as Fortinet signs on for security chips (cnbc.com)
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Tesla's AI5 with 2nm-class node tapes out at Samsung Foundry — production starts soon, months after TSMC tape out (tomshardware.com)
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Mistral launches OCR 4, turning document extraction into a full enterprise AI play (venturebeat.com)
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These 2 stocks could be big winners from the next generation of AI chips (cnbc.com)
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Intel hires former SK hynix chief Seok-Hee Lee to lead Intel Foundry advanced packaging — company establishing section as 'focused business with dedicated leadership' (tomshardware.com)
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Samsung's foundry is booming as TSMC struggles with demand – bags Nvidia, Tesla, and Qualcomm as new clients (techspot.com)
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Microsoft's AI Futurist explains how he uses Copilot — and the real-world problems enterprises are solving with agents (venturebeat.com)
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Samsung's $400,000 payout for memory workers sparks revolt as other divisions get only $4,000, fueling intentional production slowdowns — internal resentment disrupts packaging operations, major AI chip project decisions to a complete halt (tomshardware.com)
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Samsung Electronics shares rally 6% after union suspends strike following tentative wage deal (cnbc.com)
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Samsung Electronics shares rallies 6% after union suspends strike following tentative wage deal (cnbc.com)
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Intel CEO says foundry business is gaining momentum as customer interest grows (cnbc.com)
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Samsung meeting transcripts show memory workers offered incredible 607% bonus worth $477,000, while logic chip staff get as little as 50% — union says misbalance 'creates a retention crisis the company cannot afford' (tomshardware.com)
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Samsung strike involving 47,000 workers looms as South Korea’s president urges labor deal (cnbc.com)
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Leading-edge foundry roadmaps for TSMC, Intel and Samsung — outlining the path to 1.4nm nodes and beyond (tomshardware.com)
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Samsung profit surges over eightfold to beat estimates as AI boom fuels memory chip crunch (cnbc.com)
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Union rally causes Samsung fab production to plummet by 58% during night shift as workers demand up to $400,000 bonuses — updated figures show over 40,000 people attended rally for better pay and bonuses (tomshardware.com)
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Bring your own Agent to MS Teams (news.ycombinator.com)
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Intel hires tenured Samsung exec to lead Foundry Services — signals company focus on winning business from potential Foundry suitors (tomshardware.com)
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TSMC warns of Intel Foundry's growing prowess during the company's latest earnings call — 'We view Intel as our formidable competitor and do not underestimate them' (tomshardware.com)
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Chip foundry market hit $320 billion in 2025, driven by AI demand (techspot.com)
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Global semiconductor foundry market hit a record $320 billion in 2025 as TSMC pulled further ahead (tomshardware.com)
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TSMC's 3nm capacity is now reserved for its biggest customers only (techspot.com)
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Palantir extends reach into British state as gets access to sensitive FCA data (news.ycombinator.com)
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Future Sony PlayStation games will use AI to imagine new frames (theverge.com)
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Sony's enhanced PSSR upscaling arrives on PS5 Pro today (engadget.com)
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