Silicon Valley heavyweights, including Apple and Nvidia, are reportedly supporting a high-profile fundraiser for Donald Trump in San Francisco, signalling shifting political allegiances in the tech industry.
US tech giant Nvidia has been ordered to stop selling advanced AI chips to China following new US cybersecurity regulations, sparking concerns over global tech supply chains.
Nvidia has restarted shipments of its H20 AI chips to China, despite ongoing US trade restrictions. Meanwhile, Japan warns of potential UK tariffs, and insolvency rates rise. Here’s the latest.
Nvidia has surged past Microsoft to become the world's most valuable company, driven by relentless demand for its AI chips. Meanwhile, Wells Fargo faces scrutiny over executive pay, and Asian markets react to shifting US political winds.
Former President Donald Trump criticises Nvidia for selling advanced AI chips to China, calling it a threat to US national security. Read the full story on the escalating tech trade tensions.