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Tuesday 3 November

AMD shares rise after hours as Q4 revenue outlook of $17bn tops forecasts on AI ramp

AI-generated summary Advanced Micro Devices launched its fourth-quarter revenue outlook of $17bn alongside stronger-than-expected third-quarter financial results. Advanced Micro Devices says growth should accelerate further as it ramps production of its Helios AI rack system and next-generation Venice server processors.

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Google will let schools disable its AI tools, but not without sacrificing Search

AI-generated summary Google announced that it plans to disable AI tools for K-12 students next year unless school administrators explicitly turn them on. Google says schools choosing to restrict AI altogether will no longer be able to access Google Search because AI features are integrated into the search engine.

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Nvidia tells data center partners to limit China sales- FT By Investing.com

AI-generated summary According to the Financial Times, NVIDIA Corporation has reportedly instructed its data center partners to reduce their exposure to Chinese customers. This development creates additional obstacles for Chinese technology companies seeking to pursue artificial intelligence development through overseas cloud computing arrangements.

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China Plans Broad AI Guardrails After Global Security Lapses

AI-generated summary China plans to introduce broad standards governing artificial intelligence safety from development through deployment, according to Wang Ruomeng of the National Development and Reform Commission. The regulations will extend across data and computing power to cover developers including DeepSeek, Moonshot, and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. as they build competitive models.

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