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China's 'Four Dragons' Challenge Nvidia's AI Chip Dominance
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China's 'Four Dragons' Challenge Nvidia's AI Chip Dominance

Four Chinese AI chip startups go public as China mounts coordinated challenge to Nvidia. With government backing and energy advantages, Beijing aims to break US semiconductor supremacy in AI hardware.

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Seoyeon Park
India's Tech Ambitions Move Beyond Davos Rhetoric
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India's Tech Ambitions Move Beyond Davos Rhetoric

India's semiconductor and electronics manufacturing push gains momentum as global supply chains realign. What execution challenges lie ahead for this ambitious transformation?

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HK
Haneul Kim
KOSPI Breaks 5,000 Despite Trump's Tariff Threat: A Market Paradox
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KOSPI Breaks 5,000 Despite Trump's Tariff Threat: A Market Paradox

South Korea's KOSPI index hit a historic 5,000 milestone for the first time, defying Trump's threat to raise auto tariffs to 25%. Semiconductor giants led the rally while the won weakened, revealing complex market dynamics.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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Micron's $24B Singapore Bet Signals Memory Wars Escalation
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Micron's $24B Singapore Bet Signals Memory Wars Escalation

Micron invests $24 billion in Singapore NAND expansion as AI-driven memory shortages persist through 2027. Analysis of the strategic implications for global semiconductor supply chains and competitive dynamics.

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Seoyeon Park
Memory Chip Shortage to Send TV Prices Soaring in 2026
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Memory Chip Shortage to Send TV Prices Soaring in 2026

AI-driven memory chip shortage forces electronics makers to cut forecasts and strip components from warehouse stock. Consumer device prices set to rise as supply crunch intensifies.

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Seoyeon Park
When US Lawmakers Profit from Foreign Stocks They Regulate
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When US Lawmakers Profit from Foreign Stocks They Regulate

US Congress members trade stocks in TSMC, Alibaba, and other foreign companies while making policies that affect these same firms. Where's the line?

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DH
Doyun Han
The Memory Chip Crunch Will Last Until 2027
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The Memory Chip Crunch Will Last Until 2027

AI boom triggers memory chip shortage and price surge lasting through 2027. Consumer electronics from smartphones to laptops face inevitable price increases

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Seoyeon Park
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Intel's Panther Lake: The Make-or-Break Moment for 18A
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Intel's Panther Lake: The Make-or-Break Moment for 18A

Intel unveils Panther Lake CPUs at CES 2026, the first chips made on its crucial 18A process. The success of this technology could reshape the foundry market and determine x86's future against ARM.

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DH
Doyun Han
KOSDAQ Breaks 1,000 Barrier After 4 Years as KOSPI Hesitates Below 5,000
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KOSDAQ Breaks 1,000 Barrier After 4 Years as KOSPI Hesitates Below 5,000

South Korea's tech-heavy KOSDAQ surged 7% to break above 1,000 for the first time in over four years, while the main KOSPI retreated ahead of Fed decisions and geopolitical tensions.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Chinese-US Team Claims Breakthrough That Could Bypass ASML's Grip
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Chinese-US Team Claims Breakthrough That Could Bypass ASML's Grip

Joint research team develops new semiconductor manufacturing method that could challenge conventional lithography, potentially reshaping global chip supply chains and geopolitical dynamics.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Why Nvidia's CEO Handed Out Tangerines in Shanghai
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Why Nvidia's CEO Handed Out Tangerines in Shanghai

Jensen Huang's Lunar New Year visit to China coincides with Beijing's apparent readiness to allow H200 GPU imports, signaling a new chapter in tech diplomacy.

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Haneul Kim
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Singapore 2025 GDP Growth Hits 4.8% as Semiconductor and AI Demand Surge

Singapore's 2025 GDP growth reached 4.8%, outperforming forecasts thanks to a surge in semiconductor output and AI demand. Analysis of the preliminary data.

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Seoyeon Park
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