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As Election Day approaches, President Biden's involvement in Vice President Harris' campaign raises concerns. While Biden attempts to rally support in key battleground states, Harris' team views him as a potential liability, complicating their campaign dynamics. The relationship reflects both loyalty and strategic distancing amid Biden's low approval ratings.
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As the US prepares for a new administration, tensions in the semiconductor industry rise. China showcases advancements at the China International Semiconductor Expo, while TSMC halts advanced chip supplies to Chinese firms amid compliance concerns. Intel faces challenges in maintaining its competitive edge in the global market.
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Following Donald Trump's re-election, Taiwan's leadership expressed confidence in continued US support. However, concerns arise regarding Trump's transactional diplomacy and its implications for Taiwan amid rising tensions with China. The reactions highlight a mix of optimism and apprehension about future US foreign policy direction.
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The U.S. is intensifying efforts to bolster AI infrastructure amid rising electricity demands. OpenAI has proposed a North American Compact for AI, while Rolls-Royce develops microreactors for energy solutions. The U.S. government aims to triple nuclear energy capacity by 2050 to support AI and data centers.
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The launch of Cares Copilot 2.0 by CAIR in Hong Kong highlights advancements in AI for surgery, leveraging Huawei's chips amid U.S. restrictions. Concurrently, global discussions on AI safety and policy are intensifying, particularly with the upcoming AI for Action Summit in Paris, reflecting geopolitical tensions in technology.