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AI
Taiwanese prosecutors have charged nine people over the alleged illegal export of high-end AI servers to mainland China. Reporting says employees linked to Nvidia and Super Micro were among those charged, intensifying scrutiny of advanced-computing supply chains.
Technology
3M and BOE have opened a joint research laboratory focused on display materials and manufacturing. The programme will work across LCD, OLED and MLED applications, including optical films, adhesives, foldable screens and ultra-narrow bezel processes.
Sources 3M News Center
Economy / Markets
Asian equity futures pointed mostly lower after semiconductor shares pulled the Nasdaq 100 down nearly 1%. Investors were also weighing softer oil, firmer US Treasuries and a heavy calendar of economic data and corporate earnings.
Sources Bloomberg via Yahoo FinanceABC News / Associated Press
Football
Chelsea beat Fulham 3-2 at Craven Cottage in a match that swung through five goals. Club reports confirm the visitors secured the points after Fulham twice found the net, giving Chelsea their first league win of the new campaign.
Sources Fulham FCChelsea FC
Economy / Markets
European equities ended broadly flat after weakness in technology shares offset gains elsewhere. Markets also tracked uncertainty around Iran-related sanctions and looked ahead to incoming economic data, keeping risk appetite restrained.
Sources ReutersU.S. News & World Report
Technology
The US General Services Administration says its technology-policy office will help coordinate the federal shift to post-quantum cryptography. The work covers identity and building-access systems as agencies move toward encryption intended to withstand future quantum attacks.
Football
Donyell Malen scored three times as Roma opened their Serie A campaign with a 4-0 win over Fiorentina. Paulo Dybala supplied all three assists for Malen before Niccolo Pisilli added the fourth in a dominant home performance.
AI
Nvidia says SpaceXAI will deploy its Vera CPUs for a new generation of autonomous AI applications. The announcement positions the processor, designed around intensive reasoning workloads, inside one of the industry's largest planned compute deployments.
Sources NVIDIA Newsroom