Major foundries TSMC, Intel, and Samsung have announced their plans for 2nm-class chip manufacturing, highlighting differing strategies and timelines.
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Chinese Premier to U.S. CEOs: the Two Countries Should Be Friends, Partners
Chinese Premier calls on U.S. CEOs to strengthen cooperation, emphasizing the importance of friendship between the two nations amid ongoing tensions.
War disruption grows and data centers go to space
Conflict-related disruptions impact global tech supply chains, with some data centers considering space-based solutions amid ongoing instability.
Cisco workforce reductions
Cisco announces workforce reductions of fewer than 4,000 jobs, about 5% of its staff, as part of strategic shifts despite strong Q3 earnings.
China carmakers get most subsidies; US-sanctioned oil refiner also benefits
Chinese automakers received the largest subsidies in 2025, while a US-sanctioned oil refiner also benefited, raising questions about subsidy allocation and geopolitical impacts.
Honda scales back aggressive EV push, overhauling fundamental strategy
Honda scales back its aggressive electric vehicle push, overhauling its strategy to focus on profitability, with a forecast to return to net profit in FY26.
Clio’s $500M milestone arrives just as Anthropic ups the ante
Clio reaches $500 million ARR amid rising competition from Anthropic’s new legal AI features, highlighting rapid growth in legal tech driven by AI.
Trump-Xi summit live: US and Chinese presidents tour Temple of Heaven
U.S. President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping toured Beijing’s Temple of Heaven after their bilateral talks, amid high-stakes discussions on trade and geopolitics.
India’s nascent semiconductor sector faces China’s push in older chips
India’s emerging semiconductor industry confronts China’s rapid growth in mature-node chip production, raising concerns about future competitiveness.
Honda aims to rebound to net profit in FY26 despite EV-related losses
Honda forecasts a net profit of 260 billion yen for FY26, aiming to recover from EV-related losses that caused its first annual loss since listing.