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  1. AI · Asia Le Monde in English

    In Taiwan, AI-related stocks send investors into a frenzy

    The surge in TSMC's stock price – the only company in the world capable of producing the processors essential for powering the most advanced artificial intelligence – has fueled growing enthusiasm for investment among the Taiwanese, at the risk of widening wealth inequality in Taiwan.

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  2. AI · US The Guardian

    THC drink companies rush to sell inventory as Illinois ban takes effect

    Many hemp companies are shipping their remaining inventory to Wisconsin, Minnesota and Tennessee, which have different regulations At midnight this morning in Illinois, hemp-derived THC drinks transformed from grocery store commodities into illegal narcotics, and manufacturers have been rushing to sell their inventory or ship it out of state. Republicans tacked a last-minute provision on to last year’s spending bill that ended the government shutdown, banning all hemp-derived THC products, in...

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  3. Business · World The Guardian

    From washing dishes at Denny’s to rockstar of AI: the rise and fall of Nvidia’s Jensen Huang

    Technical expertise and an ability to engage gave the chipmaker’s co-founder, who has now resigned, the edge with customers and investors Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO after alleged affairs Jensen Huang wasn’t always in his trademark leather jacket. When the multibillionaire, now former Nvidia chief executive was a teenager in the US, his first job was waiting tables and washing dishes at a branch of Denny’s. “It teaches you humility, it teaches you hard work, it teaches you hospitality,...

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  4. AI · EU France 24

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns after revelations on extramarital affairs

    Jensen Huang resigned as chief executive of AI giant Nvidia on Thursday, November 12, after revelations he had two extramarital affairs, including one with a woman accused of spying for China. FRANCE 24's correspondent in Washington Fraser Jackson and FRANCE 24's International Affairs Commentator Douglas Herbert have more.

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  5. AI · EU France 24

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang steps down

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned Thursday after his extramarital affair raised national security concerns, in a spectacular downfall for the longtime head of the chipmaker, a vital player in the artificial intelligence boom. The scandal has sent shares of the multi-trillion-dollar company plunging, and the exit of Huang, who has been a key promoter of the artificial intelligence boom, leaves Nvidia without its leather-jacket-clad leader at a crucial time for the sector.

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  6. AI · EU Bloomberg

    Nvidia Boom Raises Stakes for Data Centers

    AI demand remains strong even as data-center construction slows. Ardian’s Executive President Vladimir Colas joins Bloomberg Open Interest to explain why Europe’s digital infrastructure and secondaries could offer opportunities and why existing data centers may become more valuable. (Source: Bloomberg)

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  7. AI · World Bloomberg

    Nvidia’s $10 Billion Anthropic IPO Pledge in Focus With CEO Exit

    Anthropic PBC’s plans for a record initial public offering are under fresh scrutiny after Nvidia Corp.’s CEO was unexpectedly ousted, highlighting the links between the two artificial intelligence giants.

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  8. AI · US Extra.ie

    ‘A new era of security’ – Amazon launch new AI drone for homes

    Amazon have launched a new Ring gadget which they say ushers in a ‘new era of security that doesn’t just monitor.’ The brand launched Ring more than ten years ago, with the gadget starting out as a single-video doorbell. The bid was to make neighbourhoods safer, with millions of people using the gadget worldwide. This […]

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  9. AI · EU France 24

    Huang powers and bankrolls AI revolution: Nvidia CEO caught between 'a rock and a very hard place'

    Oliver Farry is pleased to welcome Bernard Benhamou, Secretary General of France's Institute of Digital Sovereignty. Benhamou examines the intersection of traditional espionage, geopolitical rivalry and the extraordinary concentration of power within the global AI industry. Discussing allegations surrounding Nvidia's leadership, he describes the chipmaker as "the banker of the global AI system," a striking characterization that captures the company's importance not merely as a semiconductor m...

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  10. Business · Ireland Silicon Republic

    Apple bids adieu to support community forums

    Apple explained that the forum did not meet its strategic or customer needs anymore. Read more: Apple bids adieu to support community forums

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  11. AI · UK Silicon Republic

    UK AI chips start-up Fractile raises $720m at $7bn valuation

    The company aims to build 'radically faster inference hardware' for agentic AI to work on 'the toughest problems', founder and CEO Walter Goodwin said. Read more: UK AI chips start-up Fractile raises $720m at $7bn valuation

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  12. Business · EU Euronews

    Nvidia shares tumble as Jensen Huang steps down as CEO

    US stocks fell at the open, led by tech shares, as investors weighed what Jensen Huang’s resignation as CEO could mean for Nvidia and the wider AI industry.

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  13. Business · EU Euronews

    European tech shares fall as Nvidia board weighs ousting Jensen Huang

    European chip stocks fell after Nvidia slid 8.6% in after-hours trading on reports that its board was preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang. In Frankfurt, the DAX topped 27,000 for the first time as Siemens rallied on record profits.

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  14. AI · Ireland Extra.ie

    Gardaí probe whether AI agents were used to flood Irish schools with hoax bomb threats

    Gardaí and European police forces are exploring if foreign powers used AI agents to send thousands of hoax bomb threats across Ireland, the UK and Italy, Extra.ie has learned. The mass disturbance caused panic yesterday as schools and media organisations received identical emails, which caused many places to evacuate out of an abundance of caution. […]

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  15. AI · Oceania The Guardian

    Fewer hours and higher wages – or more burnout and surveillance: employers told to prepare for AI

    Workplace relations minister Amanda Rishworth launches best practice guide on AI adoption after Qantas and Canva job cuts Get our daily political email , free app or daily news podcast Entry-level jobs will be the first to be automated due to AI, but it could mean fewer hours and higher wages for ordinary workers – or make jobs tougher with more burnout and workplace surveillance – the government has warned employers. While major companies like Qantas and Canva slash their workforces in restr...

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  16. AI · EU Le Monde in English

    Why exactly did Palantir CEO Alex Karp buy a Swedish forest?

    The American billionaire's purchase of 15,000 hectares of woodland has sparked rumors and questions in the Scandinavian country, as unions demand more transparency about the activities of the data analytics company.

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  36. The Irish Times FR
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