Rising fears about artificial intelligence are affecting the shares of companies at risk of being disrupted by it, from small software companies to big wealth-management firms. Bloomberg's Stephanie Hughes explains. (Source: Bloomberg)
Rising fears about artificial intelligence are affecting the shares of companies at risk of being disrupted by it, from small software companies to big wealth-management firms. Bloomberg's Stephanie Hughes explains. (Source: Bloomberg)
Samsung Electronics Co. is back at the top of the memory industry with its new HBM4 technology, President and chip division Chief Technology Officer Jaihyuk Song said on Wednesday, erasing a drop in the company’s shares. The uncharacteristically strong expression of confidence came on the sidelines of the Semicon Korea conference in Seoul, where Song served as a keynote speaker. His comments follo...
Samsung Electronics Co. is back at the top of the memory industry with its new HBM4 technology, President and chip division Chief Technology Officer Jaihyuk Song said on Wednesday, erasing a drop in the company’s shares. The uncharacteristically strong expression of confidence came on the sidelines of the Semicon Korea conference in Seoul, where Song served as a keynote speaker. His comments followed an earlier endorsement of a “Samsung is back” message by one of the electronics giant’s top executives in January, bolstering expectations that Samsung’s next generation of high bandwidth memory will be embraced by leading AI chipmaker Nvidia Corp . The company is set to begin mass production of HBM4 this month, with Nvidia expected to be the first customer. “We’re now demonstrating Samsung’s true capabilities once again,” Song told reporters. “While we may not have fully shown the side of Samsung that responds to customer needs with world-class technology for some time, you can see this as us returning to our original state.” Samsung Nears Nvidia’s Approval for Key HBM4 AI Memory Chips Samsung and SK Hynix Hit New Highs With Memory Crunch: Tech In Depth Memory Chip Squeeze Widens Gap Between Market Winners and Losers Samsung Warns of Price Hikes as Rising Memory Costs Affect All Kioxia Seeks Growth in AI Storage While Rivals Chase HBM Profits The AI era that triggered runaway demand for Nvidia’s graphics chips — the best accelerators for training and operating artificial intelligence models — saw rival SK Hynix Inc. take the technological lead and dominate Nvidia’s orders for HBM, a requisite part for AI. But recent months have seen Samsung close the gap, and now the larger company appears highly confident in its new technology. The two South Korean companies, now the country’s most valuable by far, have seen their shares surge since September as concerns about a memory supply shortage escalated. Song sees a severe crunch this year and next, he said at Semicon.
Bloomberg Samsung Electronics Co. is back at the top of the memory industry with its new HBM4 technology, President and chip division Chief Technology Officer Jaihyuk Song said on Wednesday, erasing a drop in the company’s shares. The uncharacteristically strong expression of confidence came on the sidelines of the Semicon Korea conference in Seoul, where Song served as a keynote speaker. His comm...
加拿大卑詩省校園槍擊案 媒體證實槍手身份 總理卡尼推遲外訪 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 【有線新聞】加拿大卑詩省鄉郊小鎮發生校園槍擊案,造成至少十死包括槍手。總理卡尼向遇難者家屬致哀,並推遲前往慕尼黑參加安...
加拿大卑詩省校園槍擊案 媒體證實槍手身份 總理卡尼推遲外訪 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 【有線新聞】加拿大卑詩省鄉郊小鎮發生校園槍擊案,造成至少十死包括槍手。總理卡尼向遇難者家屬致哀,並推遲前往慕尼黑參加安全會議的行程。 大批警車到場戒備,警方封鎖涉案的學校調查,並在校內發現六具遺體,包括被當場證實死亡的槍手,一名傷者在送院途中傷重不治,另有多人受傷,傷勢嚴重的人由直升機送院。 事發在加拿大西部卑詩省北部一個偏遠山區小鎮塔布勒嶺,警方在下午一時許接報指鎮內有高中發生槍擊。生還的學生奎斯特說聽到走廊響起警報後,一直用桌椅堵住課室大門,被困在課室兩個多小時後由警員護送離開學校。其餘百多名師生亦安全疏散,學校宣布本周停課。此外警方亦在附近一個單位再發現兩名死者,相信與案件有關。 當局強調已掌握疑犯的身份,透露是一名身穿連身裙、棕色頭髮的人士,正調查槍手的行兇動機。有加拿大媒體透過家屬確認,槍手相信是跨性別人士斯特朗。
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has released a statement on the shooting in British Columbia, saying that it had received a report of an active shooter at Tumbler Ridge secondary school at around 1:20pm. It stated: “As part of the initial response to the active shooting, police entered the school to locate the threat. During the search, officers located multiple victims. An individual believed t...
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has released a statement on the shooting in British Columbia, saying that it had received a report of an active shooter at Tumbler Ridge secondary school at around 1:20pm. It stated: “As part of the initial response to the active shooting, police entered the school to locate the threat. During the search, officers located multiple victims. An individual believed to be the shooter was also found deceased with what appears to be a self‑inflicted injury. Six additional individuals, not including the suspect, have been located deceased inside the school. Two victims have been airlifted to hospital with serious or life‑threatening injuries. A third victim died while being transported to hospital. Approximately 25 others are being assessed and triaged at the local medical centre for non‑life‑threatening injuries.” All remaining students and staff were safely evacuated, RCMP said, adding that police have identified a secondary location believed to be connected to the incident where “two additional victims were located deceased in a residence.”