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U S chip startups, long shunned in favor of internet bets, stir excitement again

U.S. chip startups, long shunned in favor of internet bets, stir excitement again Reuters 2 hrs ago By Jane Lanhee Lee OAKLAND, Calif. (Reuters) - Silicon Valley venture capitalists, long focused on software and internet companies, are again pouring money into the semiconductor industry, lured by the promise of a new generation of artificial-intelligence chips that could challenge incumbents like Intel Corp and Nvidia Corp. The new wave of semiconductor innovation will do little to address the shortage of chips based on older technology that is currently plaguing the auto industry and others. The shortage stems from a confluence of factors as carmakers, which shut plants during the COVID-19 pandemic last year, compete against the sprawling consumer electronics industry for chip supplies.

FOCUS-U S chip startups, long shunned in favor of internet bets, stir excitement again

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US chip startups, long shunned in favor of internet bets, stir excitement again

US chip startups, long shunned in favor of internet bets, stir excitement again SECTIONS Last Updated: May 05, 2021, 05:22 PM IST Share Synopsis The enthusiasm for chip startups is mostly a result of the need, by companies using AI software, for special-purpose processors that can efficiently run machine-learning algorithms requiring huge troves of data - the heart of the booming artificial-intelligence business ThinkStock Photos Silicon Valley venture capitalists, long focused on software and internet companies, are again pouring money into the semiconductor industry, lured by the promise of a new generation of artificial-intelligence chips that could challenge incumbents like Intel Corp and Nvidia Corp.

NewNew Founder: Bias Behind Lack of Black and Minority Execs in Tech

NewNew This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Filip Diarra, a cofounder of NewNew, has hit out at the prevalence of bias in the tech industry. He said the stereotypical image of a founder will change, but only over generations. Around 2.1% of startup executives in the US are Black, research from Kauffman Fellows found. The problem is bias, Filip Diarra said of the shortage of Black and minority founders in the tech industry. We all have bias and pieces of bias that are at the core of who we are as people since the dawn of mankind. Every war has existed because of bias, every hate crime has pretty much existed because of bias.

Ripple appoints a former U S treasurer to its board amid legal fight with the SEC

Ripple appoints a former U.S. treasurer to its board amid legal fight with the SEC CNBC 7 hrs ago Ryan Browne Blockchain start-up Ripple said Tuesday that Rosie Rios, the 43rd treasurer of the U.S., would join its board of directors. Ripple also hired Kristina Campbell, previously an executive at fintech firms Green Dot and PayNearMe, as its chief financial officer. The SEC has charged Ripple and two of its executives with conducting an illegal securities offering. © Provided by CNBC Rosie Rios, now former treasurer of the United States Department of the Treasury, speaks during the annual Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California, U.S., on Tuesday, May 3, 2016.

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