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New DeepDive: China Issues Warning to Japan on AI Chips

The escalating tensions between China and Japan over semiconductor export restrictions mark a significant turning point in global trade and technology. Japan’s recent alignment with U.S.-led efforts to limit China’s access to advanced chipmaking equipment has provoked a sharp response from Beijing, threatening to disrupt global supply chains and critical industries.

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After more than a decade of competition, Amazon Web Services is changing course on Oracle.

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Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin says that Metaverse isn’t what we think it is.

It needs a better definition for it to work properly, he said at the BUIDL Asia conference in Seoul.

People associate the metaverse with VR, but there’s more to it than that.

“It’s super useful but not really a-verse," he said.
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A Boeing whistleblower said he refused to fly on a plane he'd boarded after realizing it was a 737 Max.

Ed Pierson told CNN he'd deliberately made sure the plane wasn't a 737 Max before booking.

He spent 10 years at Boeing and testified to Congress in 2019 about its factory in Renton, Washington.

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is Raising Prices in the UK but NOT in the US

The Rolex market, a microcosm of luxury and investment, is currently witnessing intriguing dynamics. On one hand, the retail prices of new Rolex watches have surged, driven by factors like inflation, production costs, and market demand. On the other hand, the aftermarket for Rolex watches is experiencing a reduction in prices, reflecting the broader economic uncertainties. In a move that aligns with its periodic pricing strategy, Rolex implemented a notable retail price increase, averaging around 2.5% globally and slightly higher for the UK. The adjustments, a customary practice for the brand, are influenced by intricate factors, including the ever-present spectre of inflation and escalating material costs. The year 2023 marks another increment, with UK prices reflecting increases of up to 11.3%, particularly for watches crafted from specific materials.

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