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New rules adopted by the U.S. Commerce Department have hit chipmakers and semiconductor equipment makers hard.
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AMD said late Thursday that it would miss its third-quarter revenue estimate by 15%. A ripple effect dragged other chipmakers down as well.
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Asus has become the latest major company to join the Web3 space after launching an NFT platform.
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Intel's spin-off of Mobileye has investors and investment banks looking at resuscitation of the IPO market.
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Users across the United States are now able to connect their wallets and cross-post digital collectibles on both Facebook and Instagram.
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A Chinese university in Nanjing city set up a metaverse major to train students interested in fields such as blockchain and the Internet of Things.
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A hacker has stolen $950,000 worth of Ether using the same vanity address exploit that was used in the $160 million hack last week.
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UK distributed computing startup Hadean secured $30 million in a Series A funding round led by Molten Ventures.
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Piper Sandler is forecasting big things for a couple of tech stocks, despite markets still appearing choppy.
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Equity analysts at Exane BNP Paribas have initiated coverage on six tech stocks, including four chipmakers.
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The White House has issued a new report on the implications of crypto assets on U.S. climate change goals. Here are the highlights.
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Goldman Sachs has made two upgrades and two downgrades to its solar energy coverage. The analysts also have changed their price targets on several other stocks in their solar list.
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Nvidia stock was crushed in August as the fate of semiconductors globally is still being decided. Recent moves involving China also have played into this rocky road for the chip company.
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Facebook users will now be able to showcase their NFTs on their profiles.
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Nvidia's second-quarter earnings initially disappointed analysts and investors, but what happened was a fender bender, not a train wreck.
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