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TSMC Revenue Hits Record NT$514.8B, Up 53.3%

1+ day, 6+ hour ago   (624+ words) A 273% year-on-year jump at a design-services firm is a leading indicator worth more attention than it is getting. Design houses like Alchip get paid earlier in the cycle than foundries, so when their revenue triples, it usually means a wave…...

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ByteDance Real-Time 3D World Model to Rival Meta, Google

5+ day, 3+ hour ago   (645+ words) Crucially, none of the sourcing so far includes an on-the-record ByteDance spokesperson or a finalized product name. The TechNode and Sedaily pieces both describe the timeline as fluid, and TechNode explicitly notes the plan “could still change.” Treat October 2026 as…...

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AMD MI355X Goes Live in Saudi Arabia: 1GW by 2030

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (599+ words) Every major hardware vendor now wants a piece of the Gulf AI build-out, and this deployment is AMD and Cisco’s clearest joint answer yet to Nvidia’s dominant position in the region. That dynamic is good news for AMD specifically, because…...