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OpenAI Announces Partnerships with South Korean Chip Giants over Stargate Project — REUTERS / pwu404

OpenAI · South Korea

OpenAI Announces Partnerships with South Korean Chip Giants over Stargate Project

41% Center coverage: 27 sources

Taiwan Won’t Agree to 50-50 Chip Split

Donald Trump · Taiwan

Taiwan Won’t Agree to 50-50 Chip Split

46% Center coverage: 13 sources

“Taiwan has sought to ease public fears that its prized chip industry could be hollowed out following US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s call for semiconductor manufacturing to be evenly divided between the island and the United States,” the South China Morning Post reports. “Taiwanese Vice-Premier Cheng Li-chun said on Thursday that Taiwan’s negotiating team had never promised Washington to evenly split chip production.”See the Story

Arm Joins $250 Million Funding Round Of Korean AI Chip Startup Rebellions

Arm · South Korea

Arm Joins $250 Million Funding Round Of Korean AI Chip Startup Rebellions

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Arm, the chip designer backed by SoftBank, invests in Rebellions for the first time. It’s also Arm’s first investment in an Asian startup.See the Story

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