Nvidia, AI stocks are rallying again, but US-China chip war risks aren't over
Nvidia is on the tear again as investors jump back into the AI hype, but geopolitical risks are lurking, starting with an election in Taiwan.
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Nvidia is on the tear again as investors jump back into the AI hype, but geopolitical risks are lurking, starting with an election in Taiwan.
As the importance of the global microchip economy continues to grow, companies like Intel may one day reign supreme over today’s corporate giants: Meta, Apple and Google. And, in a measure some are calling “reverse globalization," production is beginning to move back into the Global North, including Poland. In a rare visit to Intel’s factories in Malaysia, Polish daily Gazeta Wyborcza takes a look into what the future of its manufacturing will look like.
The first session was focussed on the discussion around the chip race while the second session witnessed thought provoking discussion on simultaneous polls.
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