Hours after the United States charged a Super Micro Computer Inc. co-founder with illegally smuggling billions of dollars’ worth of Nvidia Corp. AI chips to China, shares of a little-known Shenzhen-based computing company plummeted by the daily limit of 20%. Sharetronic Data Technology Co. , which is setting up AI data centers across the Asian country, said immediately after the plunge that it com...
Hours after the United States charged a Super Micro Computer Inc. co-founder with illegally smuggling billions of dollars’ worth of Nvidia Corp. AI chips to China, shares of a little-known Shenzhen-based computing company plummeted by the daily limit of 20%. Sharetronic Data Technology Co. , which is setting up AI data centers across the Asian country, said immediately after the plunge that it complies with regulations for hardware purchases. The company also assured investors it doesn’t have “any business cooperation or relationship” with Super Micro. Records filed with Chinese government agencies and reviewed by Bloomberg News suggest that Sharetronic procured hundreds of Super Micro systems containing high-end Nvidia chips, which have been banned from sale to and within China absent permission from Washington since 2022 . Two invoices from May and June of last year show sales from Sharetronic to a Shenzhen subsidiary of 276 SYS-821GE-TNHR servers, valued at 632 million yuan ($92 million). These are Super Micro systems that contain either Nvidia’s H100 or H200 processors, the standard for training and running AI models like ChatGPT until Nvidia launched its current line of products last year. It’s unclear from whom Sharetronic sourced the hardware. While the volumes in question are relatively small — the biggest American and Chinese tech players are spending orders of magnitude more on servers for AI data centers — the documents provide a window into China’s demand for banned US chips. Sharetronic is one of dozens of smaller companies that rent AI servers to third parties, a common setup in China and elsewhere — and the firm has told Chinese regulators that it uses American hardware to fuel that business. The invoices also raise questions about how exhaustively the world’s top tech companies track sales of their most sensitive products. Nvidia said in a statement that its “customers are under express instructions not to provide any controlled servers, support or s...
It will be the second time Japan, which is heavily dependent on Middle East oil, has dipped into its strategic reserves since Iran war began Japan will release additional oil reserves early next month, the prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, said on Friday, as concern grows over energy shortages caused by the crisis in the Middle East . It will be the second time that Japan, which is heavily dependent...
It will be the second time Japan, which is heavily dependent on Middle East oil, has dipped into its strategic reserves since Iran war began Japan will release additional oil reserves early next month, the prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, said on Friday, as concern grows over energy shortages caused by the crisis in the Middle East . It will be the second time that Japan, which is heavily dependent on Middle East oil, has dipped into its strategic reserves since the US-Israel war on Iran started in February. Continue reading...
17-year-old beats in-form Australian 7-6(4), 7-5 in Melbourne Kimberly Birrell meets Harriet Dart in second Billie Jean King Cup clash Australia’s quest to win a place in the Billie Jean King Cup finals is off to the worst possible start with spearhead Talia Gibson a shock loser to British teen Mika Stojsavljevic. Gibson was expected to get the tie at Melbourne’s John Cain Arena off to a flying st...
17-year-old beats in-form Australian 7-6(4), 7-5 in Melbourne Kimberly Birrell meets Harriet Dart in second Billie Jean King Cup clash Australia’s quest to win a place in the Billie Jean King Cup finals is off to the worst possible start with spearhead Talia Gibson a shock loser to British teen Mika Stojsavljevic. Gibson was expected to get the tie at Melbourne’s John Cain Arena off to a flying start on Friday for the home side, but she fell 7-6 (7-4) 7-5 to the lowly-ranked 17-year-old. Continue reading...
Gold Strategy ( MHIFF ) plans to conduct a non-brokered private placement of up to 1M common shares at a price of $1.456 each, aiming for total gross proceeds of up to $1.46M. The net proceeds from this offering will mainly be used for general working capital. The common shares issued will have a hold period of four months and a day from the closing date, following Canadian securities laws and any...
Gold Strategy ( MHIFF ) plans to conduct a non-brokered private placement of up to 1M common shares at a price of $1.456 each, aiming for total gross proceeds of up to $1.46M. The net proceeds from this offering will mainly be used for general working capital. The common shares issued will have a hold period of four months and a day from the closing date, following Canadian securities laws and any applicable foreign securities laws. More on Gold Strategy Inc. Financial information for Gold Strategy Inc.
Private jet prices that have risen as much as 15% due to the war in Iran aren’t deterring clients of MJets Co. , according to the chief executive officer of Thailand’s largest private aviation operator. “With or without geopolitical issues, the industry is growing every year,” MJets CEO Natthapatr Sibunruang said. “The momentum began during Covid and continues to drive demand for private flights t...
Private jet prices that have risen as much as 15% due to the war in Iran aren’t deterring clients of MJets Co. , according to the chief executive officer of Thailand’s largest private aviation operator. “With or without geopolitical issues, the industry is growing every year,” MJets CEO Natthapatr Sibunruang said. “The momentum began during Covid and continues to drive demand for private flights today.” MJets declined to share pricing, citing trip-specific costs and spot fluctuations that could distort the picture for customers. It said in a separate statement that private aviation pricing is dynamic by nature. The company was recently cited on social media as quoting one-way flights from Bangkok to Phnom Penh in Cambodia, a duration of a little over one hour, for $22,000 on a Cessna Citation X, an eight-seat mid-size business jet that’s one of the fastest civilian aircraft ever made. A Bloomberg inquiry for travel on that same route for next week came in at $24,000. Not long ago, the company’s Gulfstream and Cessna jets sat mainly idle on the apron of the private terminal part of Don Mueang Airport in Bangkok, waiting for the occasional charter. Today, they’re more often than not fully booked, as an increasing number of business travelers rethink how they fly. “Any time there are flight disruptions, we become the solution,” Natthapatr said in an interview on Thursday. “And we can turn those first-time users into regular customers.” Over the past three years, MJets has seen annual growth of around 10% to 15% in first-time clients and expects a similar pace in 2026. The growth is reflected in aircraft utilization. Flight hours have jumped threefold to nearly 1,000 hours per year, from about 300 before the pandemic, Natthapatr said. That shift suggests private aviation demand is becoming more structural, as persistent disruptions, higher airfares and time-sensitive business travel push more passengers away from commercial carriers. Natthapatr said charter fares may on...
In today's video, I discuss recent updates affecting Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) and other AI stocks. To learn more, check out the short video, consider subscribing, and click the special offer link below. *Stock prices used were the post-market prices of March 24, 2026. The video was published on March 24, 2026. Continue reading
In today's video, I discuss recent updates affecting Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) and other AI stocks. To learn more, check out the short video, consider subscribing, and click the special offer link below. *Stock prices used were the post-market prices of March 24, 2026. The video was published on March 24, 2026. Continue reading
rafal_olechowski/iStock via Getty Images Zebra Technologies Corporation ( ZBRA ) and Aiva Health announced their partnership on April 9, 2026. This collaboration aims to enhance hands-free workflows for nurses by integrating Aiva’s AI-driven technology with Zebra's healthcare devices. The Aiva Nurse Assistant provides voice-enabled clinical support on Zebra’s HC20/HC50 mobile computers and the new...
rafal_olechowski/iStock via Getty Images Zebra Technologies Corporation ( ZBRA ) and Aiva Health announced their partnership on April 9, 2026. This collaboration aims to enhance hands-free workflows for nurses by integrating Aiva’s AI-driven technology with Zebra's healthcare devices. The Aiva Nurse Assistant provides voice-enabled clinical support on Zebra’s HC20/HC50 mobile computers and the new WS101-H badge devices. By supporting hands-free interactions, it enables nurses to work more efficiently while performing critical clinical tasks. This initiative is part of Zebra's Orchestrated Care framework, which aims to improve visibility, empower healthcare teams, and optimize operations. The collaboration aims to modernize clinical workflows, responding to staffing challenges while allowing nurses to devote more time to patient care. More on Zebra Technologies Zebra Technologies Corporation (ZBRA) Presents at Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference 2026 Transcript Zebra Technologies Corporation (ZBRA) Presents at Citi's Global Industrial Tech & Mobility Conference 2026 Transcript Zebra Technologies' Shares Trade At An Appealing Discount Though May Face Economic Uncertainty Rockwell Automation, Zebra tout AI upside amid geopolitical uncertainty Zebra Technologies outlines 9–13% sales growth and $900M cash flow target for 2026 as RFID, AI, and machine vision drive strategic focus