South Korea has unveiled a decade-long $650-billion plan to build a new semiconductor and AI hub led by Samsung and SK Group.
That's driven mostly by the insatiable power demand from the rise of AI data centers and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Companies mentioned in today's commentary includes: Bitzero Holdings Inc. (AIBZ) ...
The Honest Money explains how the 2007–2009 financial crisis exposed the fragility of the fiat system and set the stage for ...
USS Nimitz nears retirement after proving the U.S. can still project airpower worldwide with its iconic nuclear carrier.
Kenya nears a rare-earth deal with the U.S. that mandates local processing. See how this could reshape the critical mineral ...
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Apple raises MacBook and iPad prices as memory costs climb
A massive supply chain disruption has finally forced Apple to raise retail prices on its popular Mac and ...
Intel's 18A technology could challenge TSMC with advanced transistor and power designs, though TSMC still leads manufacturing ...
Huge memory-chip profits from the global A.I. boom have increased interest in semiconductor factory work. But behind the hype ...
Micron (MU) stock's earnings surge amid DRAM/NAND shortages and booming free cash flow, but valuation looks stretched. Read ...
Orbital Data Centers Aren't Ridiculous, But They Won't Save Us From Earth's AI Infrastructure Crunch
Orbital data centers may eventually support AI and space-native workloads, but launch costs, cooling, maintenance, and timing ...
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