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The best RTX 50-series GPU getting killed off should mean a run on AMD's excellent RX 9070 XT

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The best RTX 50-series GPU getting killed off should mean a run on AMD's excellent RX 9070 XT

Pcgamer.com

Latest: RTX 5070 Ti reportedly moved to end-of-life due to memory supply constraints, per retailer conversations.
Asus reportedly placed RTX 5070 Ti cards into end-of-life status due to catastrophically low supply.
Industry chatter suggests retailers and AIBs report near-zero supply for the RTX 5070 Ti.
RAM shortages linked to AI demand are driving GPU memory price pressures.
RTX 5080 remains a pricier option, widening the gap with the 5070 Ti in current market conditions.
AMD RDNA 4 stock and pricing dynamics are noted as part of the broader memory crisis.
The RAM shortage is impacting memory, NAND, and VRAM across GPUs and data centers.
Industry debate positions this move within a broader supply and pricing reshuffle affecting mid-range GPUs.
Retailer and manufacturer price adjustments reflect broader supply and demand shifts in GPU ecosystems.
The piece ties GPU memory constraints to broader AI-driven hardware demand trends.

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The shaky job market won't last: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is 'fairly confident' that AI will increase productivity and hiring—but there's a catch | Fortune

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The shaky job market won't last: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is 'fairly confident' that AI will increase productivity and hiring—but there's a catch | Fortune

Fortune.com

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI will drive productivity and hiring, but only for workers who embrace AI.
He warns the AI transition will reshuffle roles across the job market and require new skills.
Some jobs will vanish, but many new ones will be created as AI adoption grows.
Huang stresses resilience as key for success in an AI-enabled economy.
Gen Z graduates face a mixed outlook as AI reshapes hiring patterns in 2026.
Fortune notes overall 2025 labor-market softness amid broader economic headwinds.
Bank of America’s recent grads illustrate competitive entry-level hiring dynamics.
Fortune highlights a push for AI-adaptive skill development and education.
Huang’s remarks align with MIT commencement remarks about AI transforming work.
Fortune reports a cautious but optimistic view on long-term AI-driven prosperity.

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Troublesome 16-pin connector sidelines $30,000 H200 Hopper GPU — repair technician saves the data center day by fixing power port

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Troublesome 16-pin connector sidelines $30,000 H200 Hopper GPU — repair technician saves the data center day by fixing power port

Tomshardware.com

A $30,000 Nvidia H200 Hopper GPU was repaired after a damaged 12VHPWR power connector.
The fix involved swapping in a spare 16-pin connector and reconfiguring the pins to fit the H200’s power port.
Mid-repair, the technician accidentally connected the sense pins incorrectly, requiring a swap of sense cables to realign with the PCB.
The card initially failed to power on, suggesting a short on the PCB related to the sense pins until a bypass restored power.
The H200 is an older Hopper-based GPU, and this unit’s value is cited at around $30,000 by Nvidia.
The customer reportedly did not pay for the repair, according to the technician in the report.
The incident highlights ongoing issues with 16-pin power connectors on high-end GPUs and the risk of user error.
The repair required significant soldering work and pin reshaping to fit the H200’s 16-pin power port.
Tom's Hardware identifies the H200 as an older Hopper-based PCIe card still fetching high prices in the market.

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Fortune Blue Ribbon Companies 2026 | Fortune

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Nvidia was the only company to appear seven times across Fortune’s 10 major rankings in the prior year.
Fortune’s Blue Ribbon list measures sustained performance across multiple rankings.
Alphabet and Amazon also appear on multiple Blue Ribbon lists, underscoring tech and e-commerce heft.
Fortune lists specific appearances by sector, with technology leading at eight entries.
Walmart and Nvidia feature prominently across multiple lists, illustrating retail and tech dominance.
The list is updated with expectations for the World’s Most Admired Companies and a dedicated summit in Atlanta.
Several banks and healthcare firms also appear, showing breadth beyond tech.
The Blue Ribbon ranking uses a 10-ranking framework to assess corporate prominence.
Other firms with five or six appearances include Accenture, Progressive, and Delta Air Lines.
Fortune signals a forthcoming ranking release, including the World’s Most Admired Companies on Jan. 21.

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Trump places a 25% tariff on high-end computing chips, and said more duties may be coming for the semiconductor industry

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Trump places a 25% tariff on high-end computing chips, and said more duties may be coming for the semiconductor industry

Businessinsider.com

The administration imposed a 25% tariff on imports of certain high-end computing chips, including Nvidia's H200 and AMD's MI325X.
The tariff is justified by national security concerns and invoked under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962.
Officials said exemptions would cover chips used to support the U.S. tech supply chain buildout.
The administration signaled the move could be a first step toward broader tariffs on semiconductors.
Nvidia and AMD did not immediately respond to requests for comments.
The tariff targets imports of semiconductors, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, and their derivative products from any country.
The White House stated the policy is connected to national security and AI race readiness.
The policy could incentivize domestic production despite existing debates on impact and exemptions.
The announcement follows past discussions about potential tariffs, including higher-than-expected rates.

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Autonomous driving will reshape our commute and cities, says Nvidia

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Autonomous driving will reshape our commute and cities, says Nvidia

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Nvidia says Level 4 autonomous driving could come to Europe, with trials in major cities as regulators pace approval.
Europe may see Level 2+ this year, with Level 4 depending on regulation and real‑world performance in trials.
Nvidia plans trials in London as it collaborates on robotaxi ventures with Lucid, Uber, and Nuro.
Nvidia stresses a dual-stack safety approach: an end-to-end AI model paired with a dedicated safety stack.
Nvidia’s Drive software earned a five-star Euro NCAP rating on the Mercedes-Benz CLA, a first in autonomous stack production.
Kani says the technology uses diverse sensors and two stacks to handle safety and AI performance.
Officials say Level 2 universally allowed in Europe, with Level 3 already approved for controlled conditions.
Regulatory complexity across Europe remains a major hurdle for autonomous deployment.
Kani envisions urban redesign possibilities, including less parking and more living space.
Kani expresses personal excitement about using autonomous driving to work or travel overnight.

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All’s quiet on the xAI investor front.

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Investors in Elon Musk’s xAI have not publicly commented amid a flood of deepfake concerns tied to Grok on X.
Major tech infrastructure providers tied to xAI also stayed quiet on the Grok controversy.
Regulators’ attention on Grok has grown, with California’s attorney general joining inquiries.
Grok’s activities continue to draw criticism, including allegations of undressing women.
The Verge notes policymakers worldwide are scrutinizing Grok’s impact.
XAI’s investor climate remains opaque as inquiries continue without clear responses.
Elon Musk’s xAI faces ongoing governance and compliance pressure amid the Grok controversy.
The piece ties Grok’s actions to broader scrutiny from global policymakers.
The article highlights a slow growth of investigations against Grok despite rising tensions.
XAI-related concerns continue to surface, including nonconsensual deepfakes and governance questions.

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Why Broadcom Stock Sank Today | The Motley Fool

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Why Broadcom Stock Sank Today | The Motley Fool

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Broadcom stock fell about 4.1% on the trading day amid broader market weakness.
China reportedly blocked Nvidia's H200 chips from importing, despite U.S. export clears.
The stock move followed a drop in the S&P 500 and a 1% Nasdaq decline on the same day.
Analysts cite valuation risks and macro-geopolitical pressures as potential headwinds.
Broadcom remains a leader in connectivity chips with related software offerings.
The company trades at high growth-oriented valuations and faces macro pressures.
Investors awaited further earnings signals from banks and macro data.
Broadcom’s market cap sits around $1.6 trillion amid pressure.
Analysts highlighted the stock’s exposure to AI hardware cycles.
The article cites Nvidia H200s as a key factor in the broader chip news.
Market reaction linked to geopolitical and policy developments.

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Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Takes Action on Certain Advanced Computing Chips to Protect America’s Economic and National Security

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Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Takes Action on Certain Advanced Computing Chips to Protect America’s Economic and National Security

Whitehouse.gov

President Trump signed a proclamation under Section 232 to address semiconductor national security concerns.
A 25% tariff is imposed on certain advanced computing chips, with exemptions for domestic buildout needs.
The action directs negotiators to pursue agreements addressing threatened national security impairments from imports.
The proclamation links to strengthening domestic semiconductor production and reducing foreign supply reliance.
Officials say the action builds on a record of protecting critical industries like steel and autos.
The White House notes potential broader tariffs and a tariff offset program in the near future.
The measure targets advanced chips like NVIDIA H200 and AMD MI325X within its scope.
The document emphasizes semiconductor dependence on foreign sources as a national security concern.
The action aligns with prior Trump Administration trade policies to defend critical industries.
The White House frames the action as strengthening America’s technology supply chain.
The proclamation seeks to incentivize domestic semiconductor production.

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Health Catalyst, Veeva Systems, 8x8, Amplitude, and DocuSign Stocks Trade Down, What You Need To Know

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Stocks of Health Catalyst, Veeva Systems, 8x8, Amplitude and DocuSign fell after markets pulled back amid AI chip export concerns.
The drop followed reports that Chinese authorities blocked Nvidia's H200 AI chips, signaling tighter export controls.
Analysts cited concerns about a fragmented global AI order and tensions between U.S. policy and Beijing's chip sovereignty.
The market reaction included a broader semiconductor sell-off tied to policy concerns and central bank risks.
Veeva Systems previously announced a share repurchase program, signaling management confidence.
The article notes Veeva's price context: trading about 28.9% below its 52-week high.
Analysts at Morgan Stanley maintained a Sell rating on Veeva despite the stock's movement.
The report connects the stock moves to broader market indicators, including major indices and commodity prices.
The piece highlights that buy-the-dip opportunities may exist for quality tech stocks amid volatility.
The article lists several tickers impacted in the session, including HCAT, VEEV, EGHT, AMPL and DOCU.

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