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Alphabet’s Waymo recently received approval from the California Public Utilities Commission to extend its robotaxi service to various parts of Los Angeles and the Bay Area. This decision was announced through a notice posted on the regulator’s website, granting Waymo permission to commence fared driverless passenger service operations in specific regions, effective immediately. In mid-February,
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The semiconductor industry, represented by giants like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), is facing a growing risk of water shortages as processing technology continues to advance. Companies like TSMC play a crucial role in manufacturing semiconductor chips that are integral to everyday consumer devices such as smartphones and TVs. However, the chip making process requires
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The CEO of Honor recently revealed to CNBC that the Chinese technology company is planning to launch a vertical-folding flip phone later this year, entering the market of smartphones with displays that bend. This move marks Honor’s first foray into the vertical-folding style that has gained popularity among brands like Samsung and Motorola. While Honor
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Samsung Electronics recently announced the development of a revolutionary high-bandwidth memory chip, the HBM3E 12H, which boasts the highest capacity in the industry to date. This cutting-edge chip promises to elevate both performance and capacity by over 50%, setting a new standard in the semiconductor industry. With the growing demand for high-capacity memory solutions in
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Unity Software, a leading gaming software company, saw its shares drop a staggering 17% in extended trading after issuing guidance for the current quarter that fell short of expectations. Despite the company reporting earnings per share of a loss of 66 cents, which did not match the 46 cent loss predicted by analysts, revenue came
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The recent earnings report released by U.S. chip design firm Nvidia has caused a significant rally in artificial intelligence and semiconductor chip stocks. The company exceeded Wall Street’s expectations for fourth-quarter earnings and revenue. As a result, Nvidia has projected “continued growth” beyond 2025, sparking optimism among investors and industry players alike. Following Nvidia’s positive
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