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While China showcases its AI might at a global conference, the US secures chip production. Two strategic moves, one clear goal: dominating tech's future.
South Korea is betting everything on AI: 1.35 trillion won ($880 billion) to dominate global chip markets. President Lee Jae Myung didn't sugarcoat it: he called it a "national survival strategy."
Apple is knocking on the White House door for an exception: it wants to buy memory chips from a blacklisted Chinese manufacturer. Why? Chip costs are getting out of hand.
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As Washington restricts Anthropic, China sharpens its open source models. Spoiler: banning something doesn't kill it, just relocates it across the planet.
Intel just pulled off the kind of stock market bounce that seemed impossible months ago. The reason: Trump announces the chipmaker will team up with Apple to design and manufacture chips domestically — a move that could actually flip the script on decades of Asian supply chain dominance.
