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TSMC eyes a multibillion-dollar Texas campus for more AI chips (opens the original)
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TSMC is weighing a new Texas campus of multiple fabs, each costing at least $20B, contingent on Congress extending a 35% manufacturing tax credit. Its only European plant, the Dresden joint venture, totals above EUR 10B and will run 28nm to 12nm nodes rather than anything used for AI. TSMC is eyeing a Texas campus worth tens of billions, to build more AI chips. Each fab on it would cost at least $20B. Its entire European project is budgeted above EUR 10B. The company is looking at more overseas
Ford's CEO says it is too late for Europe to fend off Chinese carmakers (opens the original)
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Ford chief executive Jim Farley said it is too late for Europe to fend off Chinese carmakers and that the United States should take its time deciding. Fordâs own answer in Europe is a Valencia joint venture in which Geely holds 34% and will build two of the four electric models from 2028. Fordâs chief executive says Europe has already lost to Chinese carmakers. Jim Farley told a Detroit conference it is too late for the continent and that America should take its time. Fordâs own European p
Trump says the US might take a stake in OpenAI and Anthropic (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump has ruled out nationalising Americaâs leading AI labs. But the US might still take a stake in OpenAI and Anthropic, he told TIME in an interview published on Thursday. Eric Cortellessa and Sam Jacobs interviewed Trump at the White House on 28 September. TIME has published the full transcript, along with a fact-check of the conversation. Asked whether he would nationalise the frontier AI labs, Trump said no. TIME then asked why the government did not take shares in them,
ABC and SBS want AI firms to pay for news, as Anthropic seeks opt-out (opens the original)
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Australiaâs public broadcasters, the ABC and SBS, want the countryâs news bargaining incentive to cover AI companies. That would push them to strike commercial deals with Australian media to support journalism. The two broadcasters made the call in submissions to Parliamentâs Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence. Josh Butler reported the submissions for the Guardian on Thursday. The ABC also wants AI companies to follow the same copyright, defamation and privacy rules as media
âImaginary and purely fabricatedâ: China rejects MI5 espionage alert (opens the original)
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MI5 has told UK universities to review any work with the China General Technology Research Institute (CGTRI). It says the institute funds research for Chinaâs Ministry of State Security (MSS). More than 100 UK-linked academics have worked on its projects, according to MI5. MI5 published the warning on Wednesday as an Espionage Alert. It is the first time MI5 has independently published such an alert, Michael Holden reported for Reuters. âMI5 has identified that the primary purpose of CGTRI i
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