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TSMC Smashes Profit Records as AI Demand Sparks U.S. Factory Expansion

TSMC Smashes Profit Records as AI Demand Sparks U.S. Factory Expansion

Here’s a rewritten, simple, engaging, and SEO-friendly version of your TSMC article, structured with H2 and H3 headings, natural flow, and clickbait-style options: TSMC Shatters Profit Records, Eyes More U.S. Factories Amid AI Boom TSMC, the world’s leading producer of advanced AI chips, has reported record-breaking profits,

Inside Oracle’s Nashville HQ: Luxury Nobu and 2 Million Sq. Ft. Can’t Lure Talent

Inside Oracle’s Nashville HQ: Luxury Nobu and 2 Million Sq. Ft. Can’t Lure Talent

Oracle’s Nashville ‘World HQ’ Struggles to Attract Tech Talent Despite Nobu and 2 Million Sq. Ft. Office Oracle is betting big on Nashville. The tech giant has declared the Tennessee city its “world headquarters,” complete with a sprawling 2-million-square-foot office and an in-house Nobu restaurant—one of cofounder Larry

China Sets Limits on Nvidia AI Chips After U.S. Approval — What It Means for Tech Giants

China Sets Limits on Nvidia AI Chips After U.S. Approval — What It Means for Tech Giants

China Plans Limits on Nvidia AI Chip Purchases Amid U.S. Green Light China is moving to control how many advanced artificial intelligence (AI) chips local companies can buy from foreign makers like Nvidia, according to Nikkei Asia. Instead of banning sales completely, Beijing is expected to set rules that

Trump Administration’s Controversial Move: Millions from Venezuelan Oil Held Offshore

Trump Administration’s Controversial Move: Millions from Venezuelan Oil Held Offshore

Trump Administration Holds Venezuelan Oil Funds in Qatar Amid Legal and Political Challenges The Trump administration has taken an unusual step in handling funds from Venezuelan oil sales: hundreds of millions of dollars are being held in a Qatari bank rather than in the United States or sent directly to

EU Set to Lift EV Tariffs on China in New ‘Minimum Price’ Deal

EU Set to Lift EV Tariffs on China in New ‘Minimum Price’ Deal

The European Union is easing import restrictions on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) following a new minimum price framework, potentially ending the hefty anti-subsidy tariffs of up to 35.3% imposed in October 2024. Under the deal, Chinese EV makers can submit “price undertaking offers”, committing to a minimum selling price.

Google’s Sergey Brin: We Hire Tons Without Degrees—They Just Figure It Out

Google’s Sergey Brin: We Hire Tons Without Degrees—They Just Figure It Out

Sergey Brin on Education, AI, and Hiring Without Degrees Google cofounder Sergey Brin recently opened up about how the tech giant is hiring a growing number of employees without college degrees, emphasizing skills and problem-solving over traditional credentials. His comments highlight a broader shift in Silicon Valley and beyond, where

UK Cracks Down on Grok AI: X Could Lose Right to Self-Regulate Over Deepfakes

UK Cracks Down on Grok AI: X Could Lose Right to Self-Regulate Over Deepfakes

UK Government Moves Against AI-Generated Deepfakes The UK is taking swift action against non-consensual intimate images created by AI, following growing concerns over Elon Musk’s Grok AI chatbot on X. Speaking to Labour MPs, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer warned that X could lose the right to self-regulate if