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Why Asian Chip Stocks Rebounded After a Sharp Selloff as Nvidia Earnings Loomed
21 sources0The selloff was driven by overnight U.S. technology losses, caution after Nvidia’s seven session decline and disappointment with Samsung’s shareholder return plan.
PSBlackout Explained: Why PlayStation Fans Are Boycotting Sony’s 2028 Disc Cutoff
31 sources0The PSBlackout began as a voluntary August 23–30 boycott and was later extended indefinitely by organizers until Sony reverses its plan to stop producing discs for new PlayStation games in January 2028.
OpenAI’s Jalapeño Chip Claims Faster, More Efficient AI Inference Than Nvidia GB200 and GB300
19 sources0OpenAI says Jalapeño delivered 1.5–1.9× more AI work per watt and 1.7–3.6× lower end to end latency than compared Nvidia GB200 and GB300 systems in InferenceX tests.
What Majed Al-Ansari Said About U.S. Iran Sanctions and the Strait of Hormuz
23 sources0As of August 25, the clearest record shows Majed Al Ansari focused on reviving U.S.–Iran negotiations and restoring normal navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.
What did OpenAI’s custom Jalapeño inference chip, co developed with Broadcom, demonstrate in its latest benchmarks against Nvidia’s GB200 an
15 sources0OpenAI says Jalapeño, its first Broadcom co developed custom accelerator, beats the compared Nvidia GB200/GB300 rack systems on the tested inference workloads in both energy efficiency and response speed.
Google Cloud Takes Gemini Enterprise Into Legal and Financial Services
26 sources0Announced on August 25, 2026, Google Cloud launched preview stage Gemini Enterprise platforms for legal work and for capital markets and corporate banking.
Apple’s M6 Mac mini and M5 Ultra Mac Studio: Specs, Prices, and AI Focus
32 sources0Apple’s refreshed Mac mini starts at $899 with the 2 nanometer M6 chip, while Mac Studio starts at $2,499 with M5 Max or $5,499 with M5 Ultra; both are expected in stores September 22, 2026.
How did Alibaba founder Jack Ma, chairman Joe Tsai, and CEO Eddie Wu signal confidence in the company’s AI strategy through more than HK$800
19 sources0The purchases were a coordinated insider vote of confidence: Jack Ma bought more than HK$600 million of Alibaba shares on consecutive days, while Joe Tsai and Eddie Wu added roughly HK$200 million combined....
Xiaomi’s Xring D100 Is a 3nm Smart-Driving Chip—But Its Real Advantage Is Still Unproven
26 sources0Xiaomi says its Xring D100 is a validated 3nm smart driving AI chip planned for commercial use in 2027, with a 20 core CPU, 16 core NPU, up to 160GB of unified memory and support for models of up to 200 bill...
Why Bitcoin Reclaimed $80,000—and What Could Decide Whether the Rally Lasts
16 sources0Bitcoin’s August 25 move above $80,000 was driven by a mix of easier perceived liquidity, roughly $1.9 billion in five day U.S.
What did Xiaomi unveil about its Xring D100 autonomous driving chip—including its 3 nanometer manufacturing process, 20 core CPU, 16 core NP
18 sources0Xiaomi unveiled the Xring D100 as its first in house “smart driving” AI chip: a 3 nm design intended for commercial deployment in 2027 after completing development and validation.
Thomson Reuters’ $40 Million Bet on Owning Its Own AI Model
17 sources0Thomson Reuters launched Thomson, its first proprietary large language model, after investing about $40 million over more than two years; the roughly $450,000 figure covers only the final training run.