US considers clamping down on Intel, SK Hynix, Samsung making chips in China.

US considers clamping down on Intel, SK Hynix, Samsung making chips in China.
AT&T acquires the assets of EchoStar for $23 billion.
Nvidia rejects the idea that their GPUs have built-in backdoor kill switches.
China advocates for global AI body to counter US influence.
The 16-count indictment is related to Huawei’s alleged control of Skycom, which is a company based in Hong Kong conducting business in Iran.
There are several other prominent bidders who have also raised their hands to acquire the platform’s US operations.
US government agencies would not be able to access the models or use the AI technologies without an exemption, such as for research.
75 per cent of the phones used by T-Mobile customers will work on the satellite service.
Hackers linked with Iran have reportedly been scanning the internet for vulnerable software and have been talking openly about retaliating against US organisations.
Texas Instruments branded the plan as the “largest investment in foundational semiconductor manufacturing in US history”.
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