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How the AI Boom Could Be Nvidia's 'iPhone Moment' - Vimarsana News

How the AI Boom Could Be Nvidia's 'iPhone Moment'

Nvidia’s stock soared on Thursday after the chipmaker reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings, beating analysts’ expectations regarding earnings…

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Venezuela: Possible Start of a New Chapter Between Nicolás Maduro and the Opposition - Vimarsana News

Venezuela: Possible Start of a New Chapter Between Nicolás Maduro and the Opposition

With the summit on the political situation in Venezuela held in Bogotá in the last week of April, Latin America, the United States and the European Union are looking forward to the restart of dialogue between the opposition and the government of Nicolás Maduro

Samsung Could Ditch Exynos for Its In-house Chip - Vimarsana News

Samsung Could Ditch Exynos for Its In-house Chip

Samsung is developing an entirely new team to design and assemble its own SoCs, and could ditch its Exynos chip.

Get Ready For $100 Oil In 2022 (NYSEARCA:BNO) - Vimarsana News

Get Ready For $100 Oil In 2022 (NYSEARCA:BNO)

The oil glut created from COVID-19 outbreak has been erased, and global oil inventories have fallen to the low end of their historical range. The energy sector offers a rare spot of value.

It's Too Soon to Write the Obituary of the Anti-Iran Alliance in the Middle East - Vimarsana News

It's Too Soon to Write the Obituary of the Anti-Iran Alliance in the Middle East

The claim that the pro-Western alliance in the region has collapsed in the wake of a US withdrawal is an exaggeration, says Jonathan Spyer. Yes, the old map of relationships is in flux as the US draws down, but Israel, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and