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Tech Stocks Fall as AI Concerns Meet U.S. Midterm Uncertainty

Technology stocks fell sharply as investors reacted to a combination of concerns about artificial intelligence and the outcome of the U.S. midterm elections. The downturn came as Democrats secured a midterm landslide, adding uncertainty around the political direction of AI regulation, infrastructure spending, and the broader technology sector. At

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Democrats Signal More Scrutiny of Tech Companies in Congress

Democrats are preparing to increase congressional scrutiny of the technology industry after regaining control of both the House and Senate. The incoming majority is expected to focus on several areas, including hearings that could bring technology executives before Congress, tighter guardrails for artificial intelligence and data centers, and investigations into

Moonshot AI Seeks European Access to Nvidia Blackwell Chips

Chinese artificial intelligence lab Moonshot reportedly turned to Europe for access to Nvidia’s Blackwell AI accelerators, according to sources cited by CNBC. The reported move comes amid U.S. restrictions on advanced chip exports to China. By sourcing Blackwell systems through Europe, Moonshot is seeking to secure the computing

OpenAI to Revise Data Center Efforts Following Outcry

OpenAI will change how it handles its data center efforts following an outcry, according to Bloomberg. The response indicates increased scrutiny of the company’s approach to data center planning and operations. The available report does not detail the nature of the planned changes, the scale of the affected projects,

Nvidia Chips Accumulate in Hong Kong Amid Delayed Chinese Import Approval

Nvidia chips are accumulating in Hong Kong as Chinese authorities withhold approval for their import, Reuters reported. The delay shows how government export controls can constrain Nvidia’s ability to sell advanced AI hardware in China, even when products have reached a nearby distribution hub. Hong Kong has served as

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OpenAI’s Chris Lehane Seeks an AI Framework for the 2028 US Election

OpenAI’s Chris Lehane is already discussing how artificial intelligence could shape the 2028 US election, well before voters go to the polls. He has proposed a new social contract intended to define AI’s role in society and potentially benefit Americans. The proposal has a dual character: it presents

Big Tech Frames Voter AI Restrictions as Political Opposition

Big Tech representatives are rejecting the idea that a recent wave of voter support for restrictions on artificial intelligence and data centers represents an anti-technology movement. Instead, they are attributing the backlash to opposition to the Trump administration and its policies. The industry’s interpretation comes as US voters