Quantum & Chips

Quantum technology is transforming computing, semiconductors, and chip architecture. We cover superconductors, photonics, quantum networking, fabrication breakthroughs, and national strategies accelerating the race toward scalable, secure, next-generation quantum hardware systems.

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American computer processor maker Intel Corporation's headquarters campus in Santa Clara

U.S. Government Takes 10% Intel Stake in $11.1 Billion CHIPS Deal

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Nvidia Halts China Chip Production as Security Crackdown Risks $8 Billion Revenue

Nvidia Halts China-Specific H20 Chip Production Amid Crackdown

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Intel Corporation Offices

U.S. Turns CHIPS Act Grants Into Equity Stakes in Chipmakers

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Rows of AI servers with liquid-cooled GPU trays in a new data center.

Corporate AI Hardware Spending Hits Record High

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Rows of Oracle-badged GPU servers in a high-density AI cluster. Austin, Texas, USA - March 17, 2022: Closeup of Oracle sign on the building at its headquarters in Austin, Texas, USA. Oracle Corporation is an American multinational computer technology corporation.

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Growth Sparks $1 Trillion Valuation

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TSMC Gains AI Edge as Fab Costs Block New Entrants

TSMC Gains AI Edge as Fab Costs Block New Entrants

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China Curbs Nvidia H20; $23B at Risk as 15% U.S. Cut Bites

China Curbs Nvidia H20; $23B at Risk as 15% U.S. Cut Bites

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TSMC R&D center, advanced semiconductor fabrication plant producing AI and high-performance computing chips

TSMC Rallies to Record on US Tariff Exemption and AI Chip Boom

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The Brutal Side of Bitcoin: Digital Crime and Real-World Attacks

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Golden eagle symbolizing sovereign wealth and strategic power in global tech investments

States of Power: Sovereign Capital and the New Technological Order

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Jerome Powell and Christine Lagarde face public backlash as central bankers struggle to explain monetary policy in a post-trust world.

Two Audiences, One Lectern

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