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ASML made record $11.5 billion profit in 2025 thanks to AI-driven demand, plans to cut 1,700 jobs — REUTERS / Maxim Shemetov

European Economy · Netherlands

ASML made record $11.5 billion profit in 2025 thanks to AI-driven demand, plans to cut 1,700 jobs

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Giant chip equipment maker ASML reported record orders in the fourth quarter on Wednesday and boosted its 2026 outlook as demand surged from AI chipmakers including Nvidia , even as it cut management jobs to focus on engineering.See the Story

Nvidia's CEO says China is still finalising licence for H200 chip

Jensen Huang · China

Nvidia's CEO says China is still finalising licence for H200 chip

64% Center coverage: 11 sources

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said on Thursday he hopes China will allow the U.S. technology giant to sell its powerful H200 artificial intelligence chip in the country and that the licence is being finalised.See the Story

Prices for older PC hardware soar

Prices for older PC hardware soar

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AI datacenters' demand for processing power, memory and storage has seen prices for GPUs and RAM soar, and now last year's technology is following suit. DDR4 and older cards are joining the latest models on the top shelf. People building systems are finding that the savings "aren't as significant as expected," writes Adam Corsetti. — Read the rest The post Prices for older PC hardware soar appeared first on Boing Boing.See the Story

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