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Supermicro set to unveil Q4 results amid AI data-center push
business15 days ago

Supermicro set to unveil Q4 results amid AI data-center push

Supermicro (SMCI) is due to report fourth-quarter results after the bell, following a positive preliminary update that boosted shares. The company guided Q4 margins of 15%–17% (above prior 8.2%–8.4%), with orders exceeding $60 billion, and Bloomberg estimates call for about $1.33 in adjusted EPS on roughly $11.2 billion in revenue, up from $0.41 and $5.7 billion a year ago. The AI-data-center buildout includes plans with SpaceX and xAI, and the company has raised up to $7 billion in equity-linked financing while navigating a regulatory independent investigation into export controls.

via finance.yahoo.com|
#ai-infrastructure#business#q4-earnings
Effective and Affordable Ways to Boost Memory
health11 months ago

Effective and Affordable Ways to Boost Memory

Prevagen, a jellyfish-based supplement marketed for memory improvement, was found to be no more effective than a placebo, leading to legal action and removal of its memory claims. The article highlights the broader issue of unregulated supplement marketing and emphasizes that proven ways to support brain health include a healthy diet, regular exercise, good sleep, managing chronic conditions, social engagement, and continuous learning.

via Money Talks News|
#brain-supplements#deceptive-marketing#health
iPhone Air Launch in China Delayed Over eSIM Concerns
technology11 months ago

iPhone Air Launch in China Delayed Over eSIM Concerns

Apple has delayed the launch and preorders of the iPhone Air in China due to regulatory issues surrounding eSIM support, which is not yet widely available in the country. The delay is likely because the iPhone Air is eSIM-only, and Chinese carriers are still in the process of obtaining regulatory approval for eSIM services. Apple is working with authorities to resolve the issue and bring the device to China soon.

via The Verge|
#china#esim#iphone-air
Why Silicon-Carbon Batteries Are Still Rare in Phones
technology1 year ago

Why Silicon-Carbon Batteries Are Still Rare in Phones

Silicon-carbon batteries offer higher energy density for smartphones, enabling slimmer devices with larger batteries, but their adoption is limited due to regulatory challenges and faster aging caused by expansion issues. Companies like Nothing are experimenting with software-limited capacities to mitigate lifespan problems, but widespread use remains constrained until these technical and regulatory hurdles are addressed.

via 9to5Google|
#battery-expansion#battery-lifespan#regulatory-issues
JPMorgan Fined $348 Million for Trade Monitoring Failures
finance2 years ago

JPMorgan Fined $348 Million for Trade Monitoring Failures

JPMorgan is facing fines totaling almost $350 million from bank regulators for deficiencies in its trade surveillance program, with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency imposing a $250 million civil penalty and the Federal Reserve Board fining the bank about $98.2 million. The OCC found that JPMorgan operated with gaps in trading venue coverage and inadequate data controls, failing to monitor billions of instances of trading activity on global trading venues. The bank has been issued a cease and desist order and must take corrective actions to improve its program.

via The Associated Press|
#compliance#finance#fines
US Lawmakers Call for Sanctions Against China's WuXi Biotech
biopharma-industry2 years ago

US Lawmakers Call for Sanctions Against China's WuXi Biotech

Lawmakers' explosive charges have put a global spotlight on China's WuXi, a major player in the biopharma industry, which is now facing increased scrutiny. The relationship between biopharma companies and global CRO/CDMOs can be disrupted by various issues such as regulatory issues, production snags, and questions about team leadership, impacting long-term projects with substantial stakes.

via Endpoints News|
#biopharma#biopharma-industry#cdmo
"GM's Cruise Under Investigation for Robotaxi Pedestrian Incident and Leadership Issues"
technology2 years ago

"GM's Cruise Under Investigation for Robotaxi Pedestrian Incident and Leadership Issues"

Cruise, the self-driving car subsidiary of General Motors, faced internet connectivity issues while trying to send a video of an incident in which one of its driverless cars dragged a pedestrian to regulators. A law firm's report concluded that Cruise failed to disclose all details to regulators and government officials, contributing to a culture of antagonism toward regulators. The incident led to the suspension of Cruise's license to operate in California, the resignation of several executives, and a pause in its driverless operations nationwide.

via The Verge|
#cruise#internet-connectivity#pedestrian-incident
"Restaurant Industry Haunted by Biden Administration's Electric Push, Says 'Bar Rescue's' Taffer"
business2 years ago

"Restaurant Industry Haunted by Biden Administration's Electric Push, Says 'Bar Rescue's' Taffer"

Jon Taffer, host of "Bar Rescue," warns that the restaurant industry is facing a new challenge as the Biden administration considers a switch from gas to electric stoves due to environmental concerns. Taffer emphasizes the economic and culinary impact of this potential regulatory change, which could require massive investments from struggling restaurants already grappling with inflation and labor shortages. He advocates for a "smaller footprint" business model to manage costs in today's challenging environment.

via Fox Business|
#biden-administration#business#electric-stoves