Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSM) Delays
Arizona Plant Ceremony: Implications for US-China Relations
- AI technology is forcing businesses and governments to adapt their strategies
- South Africa is considering new regulations for mobile networks and satellite internet
- Softbank and NVIDIA are transforming communication base stations into profitable AI assets
- Mimicking hedge fund stock picks can lead to market-beating returns
- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has delayed the opening of its Arizona plant
AI technology is changing how businesses make money, and now it’s impacting the government sector too. In South Africa, Mothibi Ramusi, head of the communications regulator, says the country’s policies and regulations need to adapt to emerging technologies. South Africa is also considering new rules for mobile networks and satellite internet providers.
In Japan, Softbank has teamed up with chipmaker NVIDIA to turn communication base stations, which are typically cost centers, into money-making assets. Their new technology, AI-RAN, can help companies use more of the network’s unused capacity, potentially generating a significant return on investment.
The article also looks at AI stocks that are popular among hedge funds. Research has shown that mimicking hedge fund stock picks can lead to market-beating returns. The newsletter strategy, which selects 14 stocks every quarter, has made 275% returns since 2014, outperforming its benchmark.
Finally, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), which makes semiconductors, is in the news due to a delay in the opening of its new Arizona plant. Initially scheduled for December 6 with U.S. President Biden attending, it’s now postponed to February. While TSMC is a significant player, the article suggests that some AI stocks may offer higher returns in a shorter time frame.
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