Tom Chivers
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Aug 3, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for yahoo.com
- Top 1K sites
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- Jul 14, 2026
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DeepSeek releases cheaper new AI model as China's price war intensifies (opens the original)
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Chinese AI giant DeepSeek released its latest model at a steep discount, as the country's tech price war grows fiercer. The open-weight V4-Flash has enhanced agent capabilities — although it still trails the leading Chinese model, Moonshot's Kimi K3. A 50% cut in token costs, and a pause on bringing in a previously announced dynamic-pricing mechanism that would have doubled costs during peak hours, suggests DeepSeek is competing for market share. Beijing, a significant investor in the company, h
Tech giants see diverging results from the AI buildout (opens the original)
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Samsung and Meta's contrasting results highlighted the diverging fortunes of the companies supplying — and paying for — the AI buildout. The South Korean giant's chipmaking division posted a 250-fold increase in quarterly operating profit as demand for semiconductors soared. Meta, however, announced lower-than-anticipated revenue forecasts and an $8 billion hit to free cash flow as it predicted over $130 billion in capital expenditure this year, sending shares tumbling 11%. Rival Alphabet also r
Fervor over top-selling drugs fuels biotech dealmaking (opens the original)
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Biotech is commanding attention from dealmakers and investors. Pharma companies have acquired 37 biotech firms worth at least $1 billion this year, more than all of 2025, as they race to bolster pipelines before several blockbuster drugs lose their patent protections in the coming years. The Trump administration's light-touch regulatory approach and windfalls from top-selling drugs are also driving M&A, the Financial Times noted. Against this backdrop, biotech and pharma firms' IPOs are producin
Oil prices surge 10% as US-Iran conflict reignites (opens the original)
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Oil prices jumped 10% Monday, the biggest single-day rise since 2020, signaling that markets do not expect a return to pre-war norms as conflict between the US and Iran reignited. US President Donald Trump said he would re-impose a blockade and start charging tolls on the Strait of Hormuz, effectively ending a month-long ceasefire. Trump has few good options, The New York Times reported: Neither warfare nor diplomacy has achieved his goals, and he is under political pressure to focus on domestic
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