The $40B Infrastructure Bet: How BlackRock’s Data Center Deal Redefines AI’s Physical Frontier
The New AI Gold Rush: From Software to Steel and Concrete In what represents one of the largest infrastructure transactions…
The New AI Gold Rush: From Software to Steel and Concrete In what represents one of the largest infrastructure transactions…
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Micron Technology is reportedly withdrawing from China’s server chip market following a 2023 government ban on its products in critical infrastructure. The decision comes amid escalating U.S.-China tech tensions and has benefited competitors including Samsung and Chinese domestic firms.
Micron Technology plans to cease supplying server chips to data centers in China after the business failed to recover from a 2023 government ban on its products in critical Chinese infrastructure, according to reports from Reuters sources. The decision marks a significant shift for the American memory chip manufacturer in the world’s second-largest economy.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company reported impressive Q3 earnings with $33.10 billion in revenue, signaling continued strength in the artificial intelligence sector. The chipmaker’s bullish outlook helped investors move past renewed trade war tensions, according to market analysis.
Wall Street reportedly received a firm signal that the artificial intelligence trade remains robust as earnings season kicks off, with one of the largest semiconductor companies posting stellar third-quarter results. According to reports, the strong performance helped traders push past renewed fears about the ongoing China–United States trade war amid latest tensions.
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