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US tariffs: Can Apple manufacture in the US?
Just days after announcing new tariffs, the Trump administration exempted smartphones, laptops, processors, displays, and memory chips.
verdict.co.uk — 28 days ago
South Korea boosts semiconductor support as US considers tariffs
South Korea has unveiled an expanded support package worth Won33tn ($23.25bn) to bolster its semiconductor industry.
verdict.co.uk — 28 days ago
Risk of tariff-triggered global recession growing - GlobalData
Concerns over a potential US recession this year are growing as investors assess the impact of Trump's tariff policies.
verdict.co.uk — 28 days ago
Onsemi abandons bid to acquire Allegro MicroSystems
American chipmaker onsemi has decided to terminate its proposal to acquire rival Allegro MicroSystems for $35.10 per share.
verdict.co.uk — 28 days ago
Apple to begin on-device data analysis to enhance AI
Apple is preparing to implement a new system that will analyse user data directly on its devices, aiming to strengthen AI capabilities.
verdict.co.uk — 28 days ago
Intel to sell majority stake in Altera to Silver Lake
Tech giant Intel has agreed to sell 51% of its programmable chips unit, Altera, to technology investment firm Silver Lake.
verdict.co.uk — 28 days ago
NVIDIA to produce up to $500bn worth of AI supercomputers
Chipmaker NVIDIA is set to manufacture up to $500bn of AI supercomputers within the US over the next four years.
verdict.co.uk — 28 days ago
Tariff turmoil: consumer devices on shaky ground
Recent reciprocal tariff blows on imported goods between the US and China precipitated a devaluation of Apple's market capitalisation.
verdict.co.uk — 28 days ago
US telcos to compete on post-tariffs price assurance
While Trump's import tariffs overhaul could have a seismic impact on service providers, it will be US consumers who feel the near-term pain.
verdict.co.uk — 29 days ago
US DoD terminates $5.1bn in IT consulting contracts
The US Department of Defense (DoD) has announced the immediate termination of $5.1bn worth of defence consulting and IT contracts.
verdict.co.uk — 29 days ago
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