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Chief executive officer Kwak Noh-Jung said the Nvidia supplier and the worlds second-largest memory chipmaker will begin sending samples of the latest version of HBM chips, called 12-layer HBM3E, in May and begin mass producing them in the third-quarter.

Several distinguished speakers, faculty members and student leaders will take part in Commencement recognition ceremonies for Class of 2024 graduates and their families and guests May 10-13 at Washington University in St. Louis.

Yale College Dean Pericles Lewis recognized six recipients of the college’s annual teaching prizes during a reception on April 29.

Bengalurus Dexif raises $4M from RTP Global, dealing in fixed income securities. Founded by Bhandari, Sharma, and Bajaj. Aims to enhance tech, attract talent, and expand operations.

Google laid off 200 core team employees to cut costs. These core teams build Googles main products and keep users safe online. The company is moving some of these jobs to India and Mexico. This follows earlier layoffs in 2023 as Google restructures to focus on AI.

Micron Indias Sanand unit focuses on exporting chips. Anand Ramamoorthy highlights global demand, partnerships, and multiple sector usage. Emphasis on agility and talent scarcity in niche sectors like cybersecurity.

Paytm Money, the wealth management platform of One 97 Communication, has replaced chief executive Varun Sridhar, at the helm since 2020, with Rakesh Singh. Singh was the chief executive of broking services at Fisdom, a PayU-backed fintech.

West Bengal police filed an FIR naming Instagram as a co-accused under POCSO and IT Act. The FIR was reviewed by ET. Section 12 of POCSO Act imposes up to 3-year imprisonment for sexual harassment on a child.

TikTok began removing Universals content from its app after their licensing deal expired in January and the two sides failed to reach agreement on royalty payments to artists and songwriters, protections from artificial intelligence (AI), and online safety for TikToks users.

Barry McCarthy resigns as Peloton CEO, leading to 15% job cuts. Karen Boone and Chris Bruzzo step in as interim co-CEOs. Jay Hoag appointed board chair amid CEO search process.