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Russia's charm offensive on Trump leaves Europe scrambling to win him back
Russia has tried to make the most of the White House’s national security strategy and President Trump’s criticism of Europe and Ukraine’s leadership of late. Source link
Nvidia’s new software could help trace where its AI chips end up
Nvidia’s latest opt-in software may reveal where its GPUs are operating, a capability that aligns with Washington’s drive to better track restricted chips. Source link
Google’s AI unit DeepMind announces its first 'automated research lab' in the UK
The lab will use AI and robotics to run experiments and will open next year, as the U.K. government deepens ties with U.S. tech companies. Source link
CNBC's Inside India newsletter: India's $3.3 trillion opportunity for global fund houses
Indian retail investor-driven mutual fund assets are expected to touch $3.3 trillion by 2035, according to a Bain & Company report. Source link
CNBC Daily Open: Much to like in Fed's meeting amid warnings of restraint
It ended up being a “hawkish cut” by the U.S. Federal Reserve, as expected. Still, investors managed to find a few gifts tucked between the lumps of coal. Source link
European markets head for lackluster open as Fed cut fails to lift sentiment
European stocks are expected to open flat to lower on Thursday as investors digest the U.S. Federal reserve’s rate cut and commentary. Source link
AI defense booms in UK and Germany as new wave of billion-dollar startups emerge
The UK and Germany have become key hubs for defense startups in Europe and the U.S. Source link
Over $50 billion in under 24 hours: Why Big Tech is doubling down on India with billions in investment
Despite being a laggard in some key areas of artificial intelligence, India is becoming a major investment destination for Big Tech companies. Source link
Nvidia supplier SK Hynix eyes U.S. listing as it expands on the AI boom
South Korea’s SK Hynix is considering a U.S. listing as it grows in market cap and production capacity. Source link
CNBC Daily Open: Investors find cheer amid Fed's hawkish cut
It ended up being a “hawkish cut” by the U.S. Federal Reserve, as expected. Still, investors managed to find a few gifts tucked between the lumps of coal. Source link