Foxconn Chair Young Liu says the company will spend $2B to $3B per year in AI in the next three to five years and is discussing potential investments with Japan (Reuters)

TP-Link Systems Inc., a major Wi-Fi manufacturer founded in China, is attempting to assure US national security officials of its independence from Beijing amid scrutiny over its factory in Vietnam, where products are produced for the US market.

OpenAI has partnered with Foxconn to co-design and manufacture hardware for AI data centers in the United States, focusing on essential components such as cabling, networking, cooling, and power systems. This collaboration aims to enhance the infrastructure required to support OpenAI's growing artificial intelligence initiatives.

Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde reports on the recent volatility in markets driven by investor anxiety surrounding AI and cryptocurrency. OpenAI has partnered with Foxconn to design AI data center hardware in the US, while Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman comments on the US approval for advanced AI chips to be sold to the Middle East.

Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde reports on a turbulent week for markets driven by investor anxiety surrounding AI and cryptocurrency. OpenAI is collaborating with Foxconn to develop AI data center hardware in the U.S. Additionally, Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman comments on the U.S. approval for advanced AI chips to be sold to the Middle East.

Four individuals, including a Chief Technology Officer, have been arrested and indicted for illegally exporting Nvidia chips to China. The charges include illegal exports, smuggling, and money laundering, highlighting serious concerns over national security and compliance with export regulations.

Federal prosecutors have charged four individuals, including two Americans and two Chinese nationals, for allegedly smuggling Nvidia GPUs from the United States to China. The operation reportedly involved the export of hundreds of these graphics processing units, which are crucial for AI applications, raising concerns about national security and unauthorized technology transfer.

Sources indicate that Trump's team has recently discussed the possibility of allowing Nvidia to sell its H200 artificial intelligence chips to China. This marks a significant shift from the administration's previous public stance on technology exports to China, reflecting evolving strategic considerations.

US officials are discussing the possibility of allowing Nvidia Corp. to sell its H200 artificial intelligence chips to China. This potential move is contentious and could represent a significant victory for Nvidia, which is currently the world's most valuable company.