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Microsoft rolls out next generation of its AI chips, takes aim at Nvidia's software — REUTERS / Fabian Bimmer

Microsoft · United States

Microsoft rolls out next generation of its AI chips, takes aim at Nvidia's software

55% Center coverage: 18 sources

IonQ to Buy SkyWater for $1.8 Billion to Expand Hardware Capabilities

Quantum Computing

IonQ to Buy SkyWater for $1.8 Billion to Expand Hardware Capabilities

100% Center coverage: 5 sources

Jan 26 : Quantum computing firm IonQ said on Monday it would buy chipmaker SkyWater Technology for about $1.8 billion, in a deal that would bring semiconductor manufacturing in-house and boost the development of its next-generation quantum processors. The cash-and-stock deal will allow IonQ to secure See the Story

Canadian CEOs less confident in global economy than peers amid trade concerns: survey — REUTERS / Wa Lone

Canadian Economy · Toronto

Canadian CEOs less confident in global economy than peers amid trade concerns: survey

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

Canadian CEOs have become less confident in the global economy with less than half expecting it to improve this year, even as their international peers are more optimistic, a new report suggests. PwC Canada’s latest annual survey of global CEOs said 61 per cent of them expect improved economic growth in the next 12 months, up from 58 per cent last year. However, just 47 per cent of the 133 Canadian chief executives surveyed agreed.See the Story

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