ASML Becomes Europe’s Most Valuable Company on AI Chip Demand
ASML has become the most valuable company in European history. The Dutch maker of lithography machines, whose equipment is required to produce every advanced AI chip, has seen its market…
Apple Doubles MacBook Neo Output After Demand Beats Forecasts
Apple’s cheapest MacBook in years has turned into one of the company’s fastest-selling products, prompting the Cupertino, Calif., company to double planned production of the $599 laptop to 10 million…
TSMC Says It Can’t Keep Up With AI Demand
The world’s most important chipmaker has run out of polite ways to say no. TSMC, the Taiwanese foundry that manufactures the processors behind nearly every AI system in production, said…
Google’s Gemini Surpasses 2.5 Billion Users With AI Search Summaries
Google’s AI-powered search summaries have become the most widely used artificial intelligence product on earth, reaching 2.5 billion monthly users, according to an investor presentation Alphabet released this week. The…
Alphabet Raises $85 Billion to Fund Google’s AI Push
Alphabet has raised $85 billion for its Google AI business through the largest debt and financing package in the company’s history, a sum larger than the valuation of most AI…
Microsoft and OpenAI, Once Allies, Now Rivals
Mustafa Suleyman, the executive Microsoft put in charge of its artificial intelligence business, has a simple message for the company’s employees, partners and competitors: Microsoft no longer needs OpenAI. “We…
Jamie Dimon Takes SpaceX’s IPO Pitch to JPMorgan’s Richest Clients
Jamie Dimon will personally pitch SpaceX’s initial public offering to the bank’s wealthiest clients this month, a roadshow built around the lender’s branch network rather than the usual circuit of…
Singapore Court Clears Path to Extradite Tycoon in Indonesia’s E-ID Graft Case
SINGAPORE — The defendant is 71 years old, holds passports from several countries, and has spent the past two years fighting with every legal tool available. This week, Singapore’s High…
Wharton Researchers Warn AI Could Produce Everything and Sell Nothing
PHILADELPHIA — The paper is an academic exercise, a mathematical model of an economy where machines do the work and people do the buying, and its conclusion is a paradox…

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