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The agreement includes 1,000 new advanced manufacturing jobs in North Carolina and a workforce training program tied to fiber-optics technician work, as data center demand increases pressure on domestic supply chains.
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A second round of payments connected to Meta’s $725 million Facebook consumer privacy settlement will begin June 9 and run for four weeks. Only people who successfully cashed the first distribution and filed claims by the original deadline are expected to qualify.
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At WWDC on June 8, Apple unveiled Siri AI for iPhone and other platforms, pairing a dedicated conversation app, expanded visual understanding, and writing tools with a stated privacy-first approach. Apple also said it is delayed in the EU on iPhone and iPad, citing DMA requirements.
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The Information, via Reuters, says Alphabet’s Google placed an order with Intel for custom tensor processing units, while Nvidia evaluates Intel technology as a possible alternative supply route.
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Ahead of Oracle’s fiscal fourth-quarter results, multiple options analytics services are pointing to unusually large implied moves, with both hedging demand and bullish positioning showing up in trading flows.
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Meta’s WhatsApp says it disrupted new spear-phishing attempts tied to NSO Group and asked a court to hold the spyware vendor in contempt of an injunction barring it from targeting WhatsApp users.
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Shares jumped after a report said Alphabet’s Google wants Intel to manufacture more than three million tensor processing units for 2028, and that Nvidia is evaluating Intel’s process and packaging approach for a future GPU design.
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A reported jump in demand for AI “tensor processing units” helped pull Intel (INTC) higher Monday, alongside broad rebounds in memory and other chip-related names after a brutal sector-wide drop.
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Amazon and Corning announced a multiyear, multibillion-dollar agreement aimed at boosting U.S. production of optical fiber and connectivity products used in data centers, with Corning planning expanded operations across North Carolina and a new workforce training program.
