Developing highly capable artificial intelligence models requires numerous data centers for data storage and model training

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Slowing down AI helps China win the AI race

Fears of AI's massive disruption to job markets are overblown

Training AI on copyrighted work is fair use

The most powerful AI models should never be open-weight

Art made with generative AI is real art

AI will do more good than harm

Data centers are important for US success

Art made with AI should still be protected by copyright

Slowing down AI development is shortsighted

Data centers are good for local communities

AI can never be conscious

Schools should teach students to use AI

AI is worth the energy it uses

Companies should be penalized for replacing workers with AI

U.S. House Representatives Brian Mast, John Moolenaar, and Rick Crawford asked Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to appear before a joint closed-door congressional briefing regarding security protocols

The board of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) approved an investment plan of up to $1 billion across artificial intelligence developers Anthropic and OpenAI on November 10, 2026

Megaspeed International, Nvidia's largest Southeast Asian customer, has been under U.S. government investigation regarding potential unauthorized AI chip smuggling into China

House China Committee Chairman John Moolenaar and House Foreign Affairs Chairman Brian Mast stated on November 11, 2026, that Congress is prepared to subpoena Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang if he fails to agree to a briefing

TSMC rare equity investments in clients or ecosystem players underscore the company's expectations for upcoming artificial intelligence initial public offerings

TSMC is expanding production with a $265 billion manufacturing investment in Arizona alongside facilities in Japan, China, and Germany, while evaluating sites in Texas