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Artificial Intelligence: Revolutionizing Every Aspect of Life
- Trump's Reversal: Nvidia AI Chip Sales to China Under Review
India | Devdiscourse News Desk
Updated: 15-09-2024 00:37 ISTCreated: 03-09-2024 05:18 IST
08:00 AM
The Trump administration is reviewing the potential sale of Nvidia's H200 AI chips to China, a departure from Biden-era restrictions. While aimed at keeping U.S. tech leadership, the move raises national security concerns. Government departments have 30 days to assess and approve the export licenses.
07:07 AM
The Trump administration considers selling Nvidia's H200 AI chips to China, aiming to maintain U.S. tech dominance. Despite national security concerns and potential military advantages for Beijing, the administration believes sales will keep U.S. firms competitive. Inter-agency reviews are underway, with final approval pending from President Trump.
03:02 AM
Wall Street indexes rose as inflation reports suggested interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve may be on the horizon. Strong AI demand indicated by Micron's forecast also contributed to gains. Consumer discretionary and tech stocks led the rise, while labor market reports showed stability.
02:32 AM
Wall Street's main indices closed higher Thursday due to easing inflation signals and strong AI demand insights from Micron, suggesting potential Federal Reserve rate cuts. The CPI report showed slower-than-expected price increases, while job growth stabilized, shaping optimistic market forecasts.
00:56 AM
Wall Street's major indexes rose after a soft inflation report fueled expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts, and strong AI demand boosted stocks like Micron. A favorable Consumer Price Index suggested less pressure on policymakers, while stable labor conditions and bullish tech stocks contributed to market gains.
11:33 PM
Global shares rise as U.S. inflation softens, raising hopes for more Federal Reserve rate cuts. Micron’s positive results help stabilize AI stock sentiments. Traders speculate on future Fed rate cuts, and major indices climb. Meanwhile, oil prices gain amid geopolitical tensions, and gold sees slight fluctuations.
9:20 PM
IIT-Kharagpur, in collaboration with the Intuitive Foundation, unveils a research initiative, MANAS, to harness AI for enhancing surgical safety and automation. Using the da Vinci Research Kit, this effort aims to map surgical workflows and improve robotic-assisted procedures by identifying key decision points.
8:45 PM
British film and television performers overwhelmingly reject digital body scans without stronger AI protections. Union Equity warns of potential strike impacting UK productions. This highlights global concerns about AI's impact on the entertainment industry, reflecting similar U.S. issues resolved after SAG-AFTRA's 2023 strike.
7:54 PM
In a move against AI use in film and TV, British performers voted to reject digital body scans without stronger protections. The union Equity could initiate a strike, highlighting global concerns over AI's potential to exploit performers' likenesses without proper consent or compensation.
6:34 PM
Micron Technology shares surged 14% following a bullish profit forecast, driven by a global memory chip shortage and increasing demand from AI data centers. Analysts anticipate sustained supply constraints, boosting Micron's market value significantly. The cyclical memory industry expects a protracted upturn, with supply tightness extending beyond 2026.
The Trump administration is reviewing the potential sale of Nvidia's H200 AI chips to China, a departure from Biden-era restrictions. While aimed at keeping U.S. tech leadership, the move raises national security concerns. Government departments have 30 days to assess and approve the export licenses.
The Trump administration considers selling Nvidia's H200 AI chips to China, aiming to maintain U.S. tech dominance. Despite national security concerns and potential military advantages for Beijing, the administration believes sales will keep U.S. firms competitive. Inter-agency reviews are underway, with final approval pending from President Trump.
Wall Street indexes rose as inflation reports suggested interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve may be on the horizon. Strong AI demand indicated by Micron's forecast also contributed to gains. Consumer discretionary and tech stocks led the rise, while labor market reports showed stability.
Wall Street's main indices closed higher Thursday due to easing inflation signals and strong AI demand insights from Micron, suggesting potential Federal Reserve rate cuts. The CPI report showed slower-than-expected price increases, while job growth stabilized, shaping optimistic market forecasts.
Wall Street's major indexes rose after a soft inflation report fueled expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts, and strong AI demand boosted stocks like Micron. A favorable Consumer Price Index suggested less pressure on policymakers, while stable labor conditions and bullish tech stocks contributed to market gains.
Global shares rise as U.S. inflation softens, raising hopes for more Federal Reserve rate cuts. Micron’s positive results help stabilize AI stock sentiments. Traders speculate on future Fed rate cuts, and major indices climb. Meanwhile, oil prices gain amid geopolitical tensions, and gold sees slight fluctuations.
IIT-Kharagpur, in collaboration with the Intuitive Foundation, unveils a research initiative, MANAS, to harness AI for enhancing surgical safety and automation. Using the da Vinci Research Kit, this effort aims to map surgical workflows and improve robotic-assisted procedures by identifying key decision points.
British film and television performers overwhelmingly reject digital body scans without stronger AI protections. Union Equity warns of potential strike impacting UK productions. This highlights global concerns about AI's impact on the entertainment industry, reflecting similar U.S. issues resolved after SAG-AFTRA's 2023 strike.
In a move against AI use in film and TV, British performers voted to reject digital body scans without stronger protections. The union Equity could initiate a strike, highlighting global concerns over AI's potential to exploit performers' likenesses without proper consent or compensation.
Micron Technology shares surged 14% following a bullish profit forecast, driven by a global memory chip shortage and increasing demand from AI data centers. Analysts anticipate sustained supply constraints, boosting Micron's market value significantly. The cyclical memory industry expects a protracted upturn, with supply tightness extending beyond 2026.
