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Nvidia, having received approval from the US government to resume sales of its H20 AI chips to China, may significantly boost its revenue. This move, reversing previous restrictions imposed during the Trump administration, reflects a thaw in US-China relations and comes alongside similar assurances provided to AMD. Both companies stand to gain substantially as the US lifts various export controls.
The podcast introduces the concept of gigawatts as a critical metric for the tech industry, with discussions on substantial investments by major tech players like Meta, which plans to develop multi-gigawatt data centers to support its ambitions in superintelligence. This suggests that the race for energy capacity could heavily influence market dynamics.
Apple announced a deal with US supplier MP Materials to purchase rare earth minerals, aiming to reduce its reliance on China while also investing heavily in US manufacturing. This step is indicative of broader strategies to secure necessary components amidst ongoing trade tensions and is positioned as part of Apple's commitment to domestic investment.
In a significant move in the AI space, Cognition AI acquired Windsurf, a coding assistant startup, after Google's investment in Windsurf raised challenges for its standalone operations. This acquisition aims to provide fuller benefits to Windsurf employees and reflects the fierce competition among AI startups for talent and technology.
Xiaomi launched its AI glasses in China, featuring advanced AI capabilities and integration with its ecosystem of products. This entry raises questions about competition in the AR space, particularly against Meta and Apple, and highlights the importance of a robust product ecosystem for success.
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