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| China's potential Apple probe: China's antitrust watchdog is weighing a probe into Apple's policies, which include taking a cut of as much as 30% on in-app spending and barring external payment services and stores, according to people familiar with the matter. Africa's gaming boom: Africa's gaming industry grew almost six times faster than the global average last year, spurred by demand for mobile phone-friendly titles such as megahits Candy Crush and Roblox. The market on the continent expanded 12% in 2024 to $1.8 billion. EFishery's continuing troubles: An adviser probing the alleged accounting fraud at Indonesian agritech company eFishery recommended that investors decide as soon as this month whether to liquidate or restructure the high-profile startup. | |
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| Shares of server maker Super Micro Computer jumped 8% on Wednesday after the company said that its new AI data center systems powered by Nvidia's advanced Blackwell chips are now ready to ship. Nvidia's stock rose 5% following the announcement. The news represented a bright spot for Super Micro, which recently said it would replace its financial and legal leadership following allegations of accounting fraud. | |
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