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  • Friday, 27 March, 2026
    Technology sector
    Memory chip stocks shed $100bn as AI-driven shortage trade unwinds

    New research suggests AI data centres will need much less memory than investors had bargained for

    Close-up of an SK Hynix 12-layer HBM3E memory chip mounted on a LPDDR5X CAMM2 memory module.
  • Thursday, 26 March, 2026
    US manufacturing
    Apple to source US-made parts from Japan’s TDK under reshoring push

    Japanese supplier to produce advanced sensors for smartphone cameras

    Donald Trump shakes hands with Tim Cook in the Oval Office, standing in front of signs about Apple's American Manufacturing Program.
  • Thursday, 26 March, 2026
    #techAsia
    A CPU crunch and Alibaba’s latest chip

    The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times

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    Close-up of an Intel Xeon 6 processor.
  • Wednesday, 25 March, 2026
    Technology sector
    Lex. Elliott offers Synopsys a masterclass in throwing its weight around

    This chip design software maker could have and will have much bigger profits if the activist investor has anything to do with it

    Premium content
    The Elliott Management Corporation logo is displayed on a smartphone screen, held in front of a blurred website and office building facade.
  • Tuesday, 24 March, 2026
    Arm Ltd
    Arm shares rise as it forecasts revenue boost from in-house AI chip

    SoftBank-owned tech group projects fivefold revenue increase in five years

    Arm CEO Rene Haas unveils its debut ‘AGI CPU’ in San Francisco on Tuesday
  • Tuesday, 24 March, 2026
    US politics & policy
    US must suspend Nvidia AI chip exports to China, senators say

    Lawmakers call for commerce department to suspend licences that let company send advanced semiconductors to south-east Asia

    Jensen Huang speaks on stage at Nvidia GTC, wearing glasses and a black jacket with the Nvidia logo visible behind him.
  • Sunday, 22 March, 2026
    Global Economy
    How the Iran war could derail the AI boom

    The entire chip supply chain depends on energy and chemical imports from the Middle East

    ImageTej Parikh
    Premium content
    Close-up of stacked Samsung 128GB DDR5 RDIMM memory modules showing detailed product labels and electronic components.
  • Friday, 20 March, 2026
    US companies
    Supermicro drops 33% after co-founder charged with smuggling Nvidia chips to China

    US prosecutors allege two employees and a contractor conspired to illegally ship servers through south-east Asia

    Close-up of Nvidia hardware, showing circuit boards and cooling fans.
  • Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
    Nvidia
    Nvidia restarts manufacturing of AI chips for China

    Chief executive Jensen Huang says company received flood of orders and American licences over past two weeks

    Jensen Huang speaks on stage at the Nvidia GTC conference, sitting at a table with a bottle of water. The Nvidia GTC logo is displayed behind him.
  • Tuesday, 17 March, 2026
    Nvidia
    Nvidia’s Huang predicts $1tn in AI chip revenue over 2 years

    Chip group’s higher than expected sales forecast fails to boost share price

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang speaks on stage in front of a large image of Earth during his GTC Conference keynote.
  • Friday, 13 March, 2026
    US companies
    Nvidia prepares AI ‘inference’ chip launch to counter rising challengers

    Jensen Huang to unveil new products at GTC event next week as spending shifts from training to running AI models

    Jensen Huang gestures while speaking on stage, with circuit boards displayed nearby and green digital graphics in the background.
  • Wednesday, 11 March, 2026
    Intel Corp
    Intel shareholder claims board gave US a stake to avoid Trump’s attacks

    Lawsuit also criticised law firm Skadden for advising both Intel and the government

    Lip-Bu Tan speaks on stage at the Intel Annual Manufacturing Technology Conference, with ‘intel foundry’ displayed in the background.
  • Wednesday, 11 March, 2026
    Artificial intelligence
    Nvidia strikes $2bn deal with AI cloud provider Nebius

    AI chip giant continues dealmaking spree that deploys huge cash reserves into funding its own customers

    The Nebius data centre under construction, with a large building surrounded by construction equipment, vehicles, and parking areas.
  • Friday, 6 March, 2026
    Japanese business & finance
    Toyota supplier Denso makes $8bn bid for Japanese chipmaker Rohm

    Takeover proposal comes as Tokyo seeks to consolidate sector to compete against China

    A Denso employee inspects parts for a bus acceleration sensor at a workstation.
  • Thursday, 5 March, 2026
    Global trade
    US considers tying Nvidia and AMD AI chip exports to foreign investment pledges

    Draft rule would require countries to invest in America in exchange for advanced semiconductors

    Jensen Huang gestures while speaking on stage, standing in front of computer servers and hardware at the GTC AI Conference.
  • Thursday, 5 March, 2026
    US companies
    Nvidia stops production of chips intended for China

    US group moves production away from H200s to latest Vera Rubin products

    Nvidia Vera Rubin NVL72 switch tray and compute tray displayed side by side at CES 2026.
  • Thursday, 5 March, 2026
    Nvidia
    Can Nvidia’s margins last?

    Chipmaker’s symbiotic relationship with TSMC has been lucrative but it is also a key vulnerability

    ImageJune Yoon
    Nvidia logo displayed on a screen with a rising red stock graph in the background.
  • Saturday, 28 February, 2026
    Markets
    Nvidia’s sales rocket while its shares flatline

    Is there a limit to how big a company can get?

    ImageRobert Armstrong
    An illustration showing red and blue financial line graphs superimposed over New York City skyscrapers.
  • Thursday, 26 February, 2026
    US companies
    Nvidia shares fall as blockbuster results fail to dazzle

    Chief executive Jensen Huang dismisses concerns over how chipmaker’s customers will fund their spending

    Jensen Huang speaks on stage in front of a large Nvidia logo and green graphics during a Q&A session at CES.
  • Thursday, 26 February, 2026
    Big Tech
    Tech groups turn to more chip-backed loans to fund AI arms race

    Investors attracted by high yields as companies look to shift debt off their balance sheets

    A GPU chip with stylized logos for Xai, IREN Limited, Coreweave, and Nvidia placed around it on a pink background.
  • Wednesday, 25 February, 2026
    Technology sector
    Lex. Memory chip boom leaves PC and smartphone makers in the cold

    The three big manufacturers are increasingly selling chips for AI rather than household gadgets

    Premium content
    Close-up of an SK Hynix semiconductor product with the company logo visible, displayed against a blue-lit circuit board background.
  • Tuesday, 24 February, 2026
    US companies
    Meta agrees multibillion-dollar chip deal with AMD

    Shares in US chipmaker surge as deal paves way for social media giant to take a stake in the group

    Lisa Su holds an AMD Instinct MI455X GPU on stage, smiling, with a blurred tech-themed background behind her.
  • Tuesday, 24 February, 2026
    Chinese politics & policy
    China slams dozens of Japanese companies with export curbs

    Beijing bans shipments of critical ‘dual-use’ goods in latest escalation of row with Tokyo

    Rare earths are unloaded from a ship at the port of Lianyungang in China’s eastern Jiangsu province
  • Saturday, 21 February, 2026
    Technology sector
    Lex. Britain lacks a Magnificent Seven, but at least it has a meme stock

    Raspberry Pi has more substance than some former retail-investor darlings

    Premium content
    The OpenClaw logo with a red cartoon mascot and the tagline “THE AI THAT ACTUALLY DOES THINGS” appears on a screen.
  • Friday, 20 February, 2026
    OpenAI
    Nvidia and OpenAI abandon unfinished $100bn deal in favour of $30bn investment

    Chipmaker swaps last year’s complex framework with AI start-up in favour of equity cheque

    Sam Altman speaks at a podium with two microphones during the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi
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  3. Lex. Elliott offers Synopsys a masterclass in throwing its weight around
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  4. Arm shares rise as it forecasts revenue boost from in-house AI chip
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