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Micron's $1.27T valuation bet hinges on memory shortage lasting until 2027
Micron briefly surpassed Meta and Tesla in market value this week as AI data center demand drives a memory chip shortage called 'RAMageddon.' But the company's long-term gains depend on whether supply deals protect it from the industry's cyclical bust.
Ford Rehires 350 Engineers After AI Quality Systems Fail
Ford brought back veteran engineers to fix problems its automated quality systems missed, citing hundreds of millions in warranty and recall savings. Here's what the company learned about AI's limits in manufacturing.
US airstrikes hit Iran as Tehran strikes Bahrain, Kuwait—interim deal fractures
The US struck Iranian targets again as Iran fired missiles at Gulf allies, escalating a cycle of tit-for-tat strikes that threatens to collapse the fragile interim agreement between Washington and Tehran.
South Korea World Cup coach resigns after presidential criticism
South Korea's national team coach quit following an early World Cup exit and fierce backlash from the country's president. The departure underscores how coaching tenures in high-pressure international sports collapse under political pressure.
Tech stocks slide in Japan and South Korea as global markets tread water
Asian tech shares extend losses while broader global markets remain mixed. What's driving the selloff and which sectors are holding up.
Nvidia's China chip sales stall as Huawei gains ground
Nvidia's AI chip revenue in China is declining as local competitors like Huawei ramp production. What's driving the shift and what it means for the global chip market.
South Korea commits $518B to AI chip manufacturing hub
South Korean tech giants are building a $518 billion chipmaking complex to meet AI processor demand. Details on timeline, capacity, and which companies are involved.
Apple seeks U.S. waiver to buy chips from sanctioned Chinese supplier CXMT
Apple has asked the Commerce Department to approve purchases from China XMC Technology, a manufacturer on the U.S. trade blacklist. The request signals supply-chain pressure in advanced chip sourcing.
3 million student parents won't finish college. Here's why.
Over 3 million U.S. college students are raising children while studying. Most will not earn a degree. What blocks completion and what changes the odds.
Anthropic's Claude 5 Gets U.S. Regulatory Green Light for Wider Deployment
Anthropic's latest Claude model has cleared U.S. review for broader commercial use. What this means for enterprise adoption and AI safety compliance requirements.
AWS CEO: AI displacing junior staff hurts business, not just careers
Matt Garman says companies cutting junior roles for AI will face talent pipeline problems. AWS is betting on keeping entry-level positions to build future leaders.
Stanford economist's AI job loss data shows entry-level hiring hasn't recovered
A Stanford researcher who predicted the entry-level job crisis has new evidence: hiring in junior roles remains depressed. Here's what the data shows and why it matters for your team.