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Chips exports snapped 15 months of declines and rose 12.9%, in an indication that the slump in semiconductor demand may be bottoming out.

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Reliance Industries: The telecoms-to-energy conglomerate, encouraged by the Indian government, has held early-stage talks with foreign chipmakers that have the potential to become technology partners, said one of the people who has direct knowledge of the plans.

Nvidia's results after the bell today are hotly anticipated. Other companies in the semiconductor ecosystem are trying to monetize new AI demand, but they're not yet coming close in magnitude.

Of global chip demand. so it's small from a total volume standpoint, but so critical in terms of the products we make are so needed by the hospital systems and doctors around the world. before the pandemic, i mean, steve, your company was mainly mainly focused on women's health. how were you able to to pivot the business so quickly to covid testing? you know, the fascinating part is our core business literally just dried up because doctor visits stopped everything else. so we shifted the entire company or the entire diagnostics division to focus on covid. but it actually played to our core com...