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Nexperia Chip Crisis Threatens Global Auto Production — REUTERS / pwu404

European Economy · Dongguan

Nexperia Chip Crisis Threatens Global Auto Production

50% Center coverage: 38 sources

Nexperia, a Dutch semiconductor firm owned by Chinese company Wingtech, warned customers that it cannot specify when chip shipments from its Dongguan, China facility will resume or guarantee their quality, declaring formal force majeure amid a control dispute.See the Story

Nvidia partners with South Korean government, companies to boost AI development — REUTERS / pwu404

Nvidia · United States

Nvidia partners with South Korean government, companies to boost AI development

51% Center coverage: 35 sources

MIT Researchers Developing Injectable Chip for Brain Disorders

Health · Missouri

MIT Researchers Developing Injectable Chip for Brain Disorders

60% Center coverage: 15 sources

Researchers are working on microscopic, wireless chips that can travel through the bloodstream and self-implant in a targeted region of the brain.See the Story

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