Michael Chen

The Justice Department pushes for a Google Chrome sale to curb Alphabet Inc.’s monopoly, aiming to restore competition in the tech industry.

Lauren Miller

Huawei plans to mass-produce its latest Huawei AI chip, Ascend 910C, in early 2025, despite ongoing U.S. restrictions affecting its chip production capabilities.

Lauren Miller

Global markets saw a downturn as Nvidia’s forecast disappointed and geopolitical tensions in Ukraine escalated, impacting investor confidence.

Lauren Miller

Apple proposes a $100 million investment for a manufacturing plant in Indonesia to comply with local regulations following the iPhone 16 sales ban.

Leo Gonzalez

Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry, Nvidia's key partner, secures a $1.1 billion loan to support the booming demand for AI servers. This loan aims to fuel Hon Hai’s growth as the company focuses on AI and cloud products.

Lauren Miller

President-elect Donald Trump might attend the upcoming SpaceX launch in Texas, showcasing his growing relationship with SpaceX and Elon Musk.

Lauren Miller

Samsung shares jumped after a $7 billion buyback announcement to stabilize stock value and address challenges in the AI market.

Leo Gonzalez

The US Commerce Department has finalized a $6.6 billion subsidy for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) to enhance US semiconductor production. This major investment aims to bolster domestic chip manufacturing capabilities and bring cutting-edge semiconductor technology to the United States. The deal aligns with the Chips and Science Act, ensuring the growth of US semiconductor production and strengthening national security.

Lauren Miller

Samsung stock surges 8.6% Friday, reaching a four-year high after months of losses. Investors eye valuation appeal amid trade risks and AI concerns.

Michael Chen

ASML reaffirms its 2030 sales forecast ranging from €44 billion to €60 billion, betting on AI-driven semiconductor demand despite recent market challenges.

Lauren Miller

NUBURU Funding has led to a $65 million package, including a $15 million PIPE investment and a $50 million ELOC, designed to drive long-term growth and support NUBURU’s blue laser technology and intellectual property expansion.

Michael Chen

NUBURU industrial laser market position grows with partnerships like NASA and GE Additive, expanding blue laser applications in aerospace and manufacturing.

Lauren Miller

NUBURU’s strategic partnerships with NASA and GE Additive are enhancing its position in industrial laser technology. These collaborations expand its applications in aerospace and manufacturing sectors.

Leo Gonzalez

NUBURU's patented laser welding technology offers faster, defect-free welds for metals like copper and aluminum. Backed by 233 patents and major contracts with NASA and the U.S. Air Force, NUBURU is leading the future of high-precision manufacturing.

Lauren Miller

Blue Laser technology is set for rapid growth as NUBURU secures $65 million in funding, including a $15 million PIPE investment and $50 million equity line of credit, to accelerate its commercialization and expand industrial applications.

Michael Chen

Japan pledges $65 billion in semiconductor support to accelerate its semiconductor and AI sectors, aiming to strengthen economic growth and global competitiveness.

Michael Chen

Tesla stock has surged as CEO Elon Musk’s alliance with President-elect Trump fuels investor optimism, with shares up nearly 28% since Trump’s election win, pushing Tesla's market value past $1 trillion.

Leo Gonzalez

South Korea’s ruling party has introduced a chips act to support its semiconductor industry against potential U.S. trade threats under President-elect Donald Trump, focusing on subsidies and longer working hours for chipmakers like Samsung and SK Hynix.

Lauren Miller

TSMC and GlobalFoundries finalize agreements under the Chips Act, securing billions in grants and loans for semiconductor factories in the US. The deals will expand production capabilities in Phoenix and New York, marking a critical step in US manufacturing revitalization.

Michael Chen

Oil hedging hit record levels in October as traders sought to reduce risk amid the Middle East conflict and an expected oversupply in 2025, driving volatility in crude oil prices.