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Jensen Huang spent years courting China, but he struggled to reach the officials who decided Nvidia’s fate there, the Financial Times reported. The paper cited people familiar with the matter. Huang resigned as Nvidia’s chief executive on Thursday.
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According to The Japan Times, workers across the country had to resort to age-old technologies to keep operating amid the outage, while organizations without analog backup plans were forced to stop work.
Scott Bessent wonders whether Nvidia’s management knew about selling restricted hardware to shell companies, but does not directly blame Jensen Huang of anything.
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Malaysia plans to track AI GPU imports and data center power consumption to combat chip smuggling. But will it be able to do so?
Italy’s data protection authority, the Garante, has fined Meta €805m, or about $887m. It says the Facebook app for Android accessed photos, videos and their metadata on Italian users’ phones without specific consent or proper notice.
SpaceX launched Starship on its 15th test flight on Friday, but called off its first attempt to catch both stages of the rocket. The Super Heavy booster aborted its return to the launch tower and came down in the Gulf of Mexico instead.
He FBI is looking at whether a software update caused Friday’s outage that grounded flights across the US, Bloomberg reported. The bureau does not believe a cyberattack or crime was behind it, Bloomberg said, citing one person familiar with the matter.
Dyania Health’s Synapsis AI reviewed the records of more than 7,800 Cleveland Clinic heart-valve patients, running on the hospital’s own Nvidia servers. The data was used to build a model predicting when replacement valves fail. Doctors still make every decision.
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