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California-based chipmaker’s stock jumps 20% as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang tells CEO on stage: Reason why Matt’s doing …

Shares of California-based semiconductor company Marvell Technology surged more than 20% on June 2 after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang predicted it could become the “next trillion-dollar company.” During a stage appearance in Taiwan alongside Marvell CEO Matthew Murphy, Huang publicly praised the company saying Marvell has enabled greater connectivity across AI systems and that it…

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Intel bags big gains! Chipmaker’s shares jump 26% on blockbuster results; how Trump admin benefits

Intel share price soared sharply on Friday after the chipmaker delivered a first-quarter performance that exceeded market expectations. And the win was not just for the chipmaker, but also the whole of US!The stock climbed 26.7% during trading on Friday, marking what could be its strongest single-day gain since 1987. Momentum continued after the closing…

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As Intel joins SpaceX Terafab project, US chipmaker’s CEO Lip Bu-Tan praises Elon Musk: ‘This is exactly…’

Intel has officially joined forces with Elon Musk’s ‘mega company’: SpaceX, Tesla and xAI, to help build “Terafab,” a massive new semiconductor manufacturing project. As a part of the tie-up, the US chipmaker will bring its expertise in designing, fabricating and packaging high-performance chips to the table. Following the announcement, Intel CEO Lip Bu-Tan publicly…

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South Korea sends ‘Iran warning’ to Samsung and other chipmakers

South Korea has now issued a warning to its semiconductor industry, including giants like Samsung and SK Hynix about the potential disruptions stemming from the escalating war between US-Israel and Iran. According to a report by Reuters, the ruling party lawmaker Kim-Young-bae said that the executives raised concerns over sourcing critical chip-making materials from the…

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China adds new rule for chipmakers as part of its ‘Whole Nation’ approach and the ‘reason’ once again is America

China has reportedly issued a new mandate under which domestic chipmakers will be required to source at least 50% of their equipment from local suppliers. Insiders describe the move as a core component of President Xi Jinping’s ‘Whole Nation’ approach to technology, and it is seen as is a direct response to tightening US export…

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