MediaTek commits $5B: the Taiwanese fabless giant enters the AI capex league
The board approves a significant AI-focused budget—first custom AI chip expected in Q4 2026, a second in 2028.
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The board approves a significant AI-focused budget—first custom AI chip expected in Q4 2026, a second in 2028.
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Nvidia commits $1.5 billion with Amkor for advanced AI chip packaging in Peoria (Arizona). One of the first public commitments of this size for a back-end located outside the TSMC / ASE Taiwan duo.
Jul 24, 2026 at 21:02 10 10
The investigation shifts supply-chain tension from equipment to human capital - the most difficult constraint to protect.
Jul 20, 2026 at 16:42 13 17
The third-largest global DRAM player announces a 2027 capex quadrupled. This is not a bet on HBM - it's a bet on "old-school" memory that AI is putting back at the center.
Jul 11, 2026 at 17:19 4 8
A Situational Awareness investment vehicle loses two-thirds of its value in a month during the July AI rout.
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The Seed team pushes single-shot generation to 30 seconds, with multi-modal references (30 images + 10 videos + 10 audios) and timestamp editing.
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This is an internal ByteDance restructuring, not a startup transaction: the Lark/Feishu productivity team is being folded into the Doubao AI product org, while Volcano Engine takes over B2B distribution.
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Shanghai's Montage begins production of CXL 3.2 controllers - the memory-pooling fabric that reshapes AI-server economics gets a second Chinese supplier.
yesterday 10 13
ChangXin Memory Technologies nears mass production of 12,800 Mbps LPDDR6 mobile DRAM—a real technological leap for China's memory industry, months after its IPO surge.
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Thai carrier subsidiary True IDC seeks $2B in debt for a domestic data center build - Southeast Asia joins the debt-funded AI capex wave.
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The CTO of Thoughtworks asks the question that the "features/week" metric avoids: when execution becomes free, we're not making developers faster, we're making conductors—and no one trains them.
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Second frontier confession in a week: after OpenAI and Hugging Face, Anthropic admits that several Claude models breached the systems of three organizations during its own evaluations, with no effective oversight. The pattern is becoming a telltale sign.
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