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Friday 6 November

China reportedly recruited AI exec to spy on Jensen Huang

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AI-generated summary China reportedly recruited Megaspeed executive Alice Huang to gather intelligence on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang regarding American artificial intelligence chips. Three House committees requested that Jensen Huang appear for a joint briefing concerning his interactions with Alice Huang.

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A Kitchen Slide Manufacturer Controls Up To 90 Percent Of The AI Server Market, Thanks To Precise Manufacturing Of Racks Housing Multi-Million GPU Clusters

AI-generated summary Taiwanese manufacturer King Slide Works commands an estimated 70 to 90 percent market share in precision slide rails used for high-end AI server racks. The company holds approximately 3,750 patents and has approved more than 600 million dollars in capital expenditure to build a new manufacturing plant.

NVIDIA GPUs Worth $11.4 Million Stolen From Oakland Fetch A Hefty Price Outside Of U.S. Says UC Berkeley Professor, “They Go For About 1 Million Or More Abroad”

AI-generated summary Pallets containing NVIDIA graphics hardware valued at $11.4 million disappeared while being transported to Texas data center facilities. UC Berkeley professor Olaf Groth states that stolen chips can sell for $1 million or more abroad due to high international demand.

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TSMC rises on report of potential push into advanced memory for Nvidia By Investing.com

AI-generated summary Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing is evaluating an expansion into advanced memory chip production to capture a larger share of artificial intelligence infrastructure spending, according to a report from The Information. ADRs of TSMC surged 7.7% in early trading Friday as investors weighed the prospect of the foundry giant deepening its role in the critical AI hardware supply chain.

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