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Semiconductor Manufacturers' Strategies on Mature Process Nodes: GlobalFoundries, UMC, and SMICHardware

Semiconductor Manufacturers' Strategies on Mature Process Nodes: GlobalFoundries, UMC, and SMIC

The contract manufacturing market for mature process nodes (12nm and above) remains critical for automotive electronics, industrial controllers, 5G components, and defense systems. While TSMC dominates advanced process nodes, GlobalFoundries, UMC, and SMIC control 13.5% of the global market, generating 1,7 трлн ₽ in revenue. Each follows a unique strategy shaped by geography, regulatory constraints, and technological priorities. GlobalFoundries focuses on specialized solutions for the U.S. and Europe, UMC expands collaboration with Intel for 12nm processes, and SMIC scales capacity despite sanctions.

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Innovative Lithium Extraction Method: Breakthrough from MIT and StartupsHardware

Innovative Lithium Extraction Method: Breakthrough from MIT and Startups

Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have introduced a new lithium extraction method that could become the world's most economical. The technology uses weak acid to dissolve silicate minerals like spodumene, enabling the extraction of lithium as well as other valuable materials, including alumina and silica. This approach promises to reduce dependence on traditional methods such as brine or ore mining, which require large areas and hazardous chemicals.

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iFlytek Unveils 40g AI Glasses with GlassClaw Agent and Noise-Resistant Speech RecognitionHardware

iFlytek Unveils 40g AI Glasses with GlassClaw Agent and Noise-Resistant Speech Recognition

Chinese tech firm iFlytek has introduced innovative AI glasses, positioning them as a versatile assistant for business and daily use. Weighing just 40 grams, the device features real-time translation for 122 languages, noise-resistant speech recognition, and a built-in GlassClaw AI agent for workflow automation. The glasses also offer high comfort and durability, making them a promising tool for IT and business professionals.

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Supermicro Assists Taiwanese Authorities in Cracking Down on Server Smuggling to ChinaSecurity

Supermicro Assists Taiwanese Authorities in Cracking Down on Server Smuggling to China

Supermicro confirmed cooperation with Taiwanese law enforcement in a case involving the smuggling of 50 servers to China, resulting in the arrest of three suspects. The incident occurs amid tightened controls on high-tech equipment exports to China, particularly in artificial intelligence. Earlier, Supermicro's founder was accused in the U.S. of involvement in 178,5 млрд ₽ worth of server smuggling.

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Figma Make Turns Design into Production-Ready Code with Bidirectional GitHub IntegrationDevelopment

Figma Make Turns Design into Production-Ready Code with Bidirectional GitHub Integration

Figma has unveiled a major update to its AI assistant, Figma Make, transforming the platform from a prototyping tool into a full-fledged visual development environment. Users can now import Git repositories directly into Figma, edit application code through a graphical interface, and push changes to production via standard GitHub pull requests. This eliminates the gap between design and development while preserving enterprise-grade version control and security processes.

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AWS Restructures Cloud Infrastructure for AI Agent WorkloadsArtificial intelligence

AWS Restructures Cloud Infrastructure for AI Agent Workloads

Cloud platforms were originally designed to serve human activity—searching, content browsing, and data streaming. However, with the rise of AI agents generating surges in database, API, and document queries, traditional infrastructure faces new challenges. Amazon Web Services has introduced an updated version of OpenSearch Serverless, designed to handle workloads from autonomous agents. The solution enables instant scaling of computing resources during peak loads and reduces them to zero during idle periods, optimizing business costs.

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US Fears Surge in Protests Against AI Data Centers and 'Anti-Tech Extremism'Security

US Fears Surge in Protests Against AI Data Centers and 'Anti-Tech Extremism'

Leaked US intelligence documents reveal that the FBI, Department of Homeland Security, and local law enforcement have begun monitoring activity linked to so-called 'anti-tech extremism.' The move follows growing protests against AI data center construction, which authorities fear could escalate into mass unrest or infrastructure attacks. Critics argue that even peaceful protests and social media posts are being labeled as 'extremism.'

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University Graduates Boo AI Speeches: Skepticism Amid the HypeArtificial intelligence

University Graduates Boo AI Speeches: Skepticism Amid the Hype

Amid widespread enthusiasm for AI technological breakthroughs, a counterwave of criticism is gaining momentum. Recent graduation ceremonies at American universities have become platforms for students to demonstrate skepticism toward AI. Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt faced open disapproval when he urged graduates to actively participate in the development of this technology. Similar incidents occurred at other institutions, signaling growing distrust among the younger generation toward AI industry promises.

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