$200 Billion Deal: Samsung Becomes Key AI Chip Supplier for Broadcom Through 2030
Samsung locks in a $200 billion multi-year deal with Broadcom for AI chips, HBM memory & foundry through 2030—boosting its race against TSMC.
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Samsung locks in a $200 billion multi-year deal with Broadcom for AI chips, HBM memory & foundry through 2030—boosting its race against TSMC.
China begins producing its own immersion DUV lithography machines. A state-backed firm will deliver units to SMIC and other companies in 2026.
Piper Sandler upgrades Rivian to Overweight with a $20 target, citing smooth R2 launch, stronger demand, and a de-risked balance sheet.
Circle buys nearly 1,000 blockchain patents from IBM, becoming the top U.S. holder.
Jefferies upgrades Ford to Buy ($17.50 PT) and GM to Buy ($99 PT). Stronger production, healthy U.S. demand and solid 2027 outlook drive the dual upgrades.
AT&T will layer D-Wave’s quantum tech into AI network tools after a test cut processing from 1 hour to 15 seconds.