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 AI · 2 min
Amazon has introduced TorchNeuron, a native PyTorch backend that lets developers run existing PyTorch code on AWS Trainium AI chips with virtually no modifications, reducing engineering effort and allowing shared hardware capacity between training and inference workloads. |
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MIT and collaborating institutions have introduced WorldParticle, an artificial intelligence model that can simulate a wide range of physical materials and processes, including a granular object collapsing into a pile and changing protein structures, by learning underlying dynamics rather than being programmed with a specific equation. | | | Tech · Developing · 4 sources · 3 min
The UK government is considering extending its under-16 social media ban to include online marketplaces such as Vinted and eBay, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has said, after the Sunday Times reported fears that their messaging functions could allow strangers to groom children. | | | Tech · 3 min
Mike Lothian, the developer of an open-source DisplayLink driver called Vino, has received a cease-and-desist letter from Synaptics accusing his driver, described by Phoronix as clean-room reverse-engineered, of infringing two company patents. Lothian has taken the GitHub repository offline but contests the claims, arguing the patents are invalid and that Synaptics itself is a licensee of the Open Invention Network (OIN); Synaptics says DisplayLink is not part of OIN. |
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Today's segment · The Numbers
Where the AI trade closed
The market briefs, and the names that moved most. |
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AMD +11.0% · TSMC +6.3% · ARK Autonomous Tech +5.5%
Wall Street
Close, Fri, 6 Nov
Wall Street closed higher. AMD shares jumped 11.04 percent. Nvidia rose 2.78 percent, TSMC added 6.33 percent, and ASML gained 5.02 percent. Broadcom edged up 0.74 percent.
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ASML +4.5% · SAP -4.0%
Europe
Close, Fri, 6 Nov
European shares closed lower on Friday, with the Euro Stoxx 50 down 1.24%, the DAX off 2.15%, the FTSE 100 losing 1.37% and the IBEX 35 falling 0.86%. The euro slipped 0.73% against the dollar. Within the European tech sector, ASML rose 4.53% while SAP dropped 3.98%, leaving the AI supply chain and software names moving in opposite directions.
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BrainChip +5.0% · Robotics ETF (ASX) +2.5% · WiseTech Global +1.8%
ASX
Close, Mon, 9 Nov
The Australian session closed with a modest gain of 0.10 per cent for the ASX 200. WiseTech Global advanced 1.80 per cent, while NextDC added 1.15 per cent and BrainChip rose 5.00 per cent. DroneShield slipped 1.18 per cent. On the ASX-listed robotics ETF front, the Humanoid ETF gained 0.67 per cent, the Robotics ETF climbed 2.55 per cent and the Robo & AI ETF rose 0.71 per cent. TSMC, jumped 6.33 per cent. Fanuc, gained 1.90 per cent.
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