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| AI chip trade: US companies, including Nvidia and Oracle, are pressing President Donald Trump to loosen restrictions put in place in the waning days of the Biden term on the overseas sale of high-powered semiconductors used for artificial intelligence. Broadband subsidies: Elon Musk's Starlink satellite service stands to benefit from Trump administration changes to a $42 billion US broadband subsidy program. Some staff and federal officials say the satellite service won't be robust enough to connect Americans who would have gained broadband internet access. Executive death: Samsung's co-Chief Executive Officer Han Jong-Hee died after suffering a heart attack. Han, 63, who spent more than three decades at Samsung, is credited with helping it become the world's top electronics company. | |
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| German medical software startup Amboss was valued at more than €800 million ($864 million) after a €240 million financing round joined by Kirkbi, Lightrock and M&G Investments. The software provider, which offers online databases for health-care professionals, generated around €80 million in annual recurring revenue. | |
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