Economic Times says TSMC ADRs rose more than 6% Friday after The Information reported early plans for 3D DRAM at Nvidia's request; no production timeline is set.
After Thursday's Nasdaq drop of about 5.5% into correction territory on AI-regulation fears, AI and chip shares opened higher Friday; BBC says the Nasdaq opened up about 1.23% and Nvidia more than 6%, while Fox Business later had the Nasdaq up 1.24%.
Paid plans with Cloud Agents can scaffold an app, provision Postgres and auth, run security checks, and publish a shareable link after explicit approval.
Three major investors told the Journal the price will likely need to come down, one saying nearer $1 trillion; CNBC adds Kalshi odds of an IPO announcement before December fell to 57% from nearly 90% in a week, and Anthropic has not committed to a valuation or date.
Musk wrote on X that production at Gigafactory Texas will wind down around the middle of next year; the Cybercab is the two-seat robotaxi, and Tesla has not said whether the Cybertruck ends entirely.
Yonhap says the index fell as low as 4,911.28 on 27.5 trillion won of turnover, with foreigners selling 2.77 trillion won; a Daishin Securities analyst called the reaction excessive, saying a full halt to US data-centre building is unlikely.
X traffic surged Friday as developers rediscovered GitHub issue #107757; Anthropic shipped a default-on privacy mod in v2.1.317, while some users still report incomplete coverage on later builds.
National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett told CNBC that near-term scheduled data centres are unaffected by local ballot curbs, that growth can continue in welcoming states, and that Thursday’s tech plunge reflected political uncertainty.
Pro, Max and Ultra subscribers in the US can connect banks and cards through Plaid; access is read-only for up to two years of transactions, Personal Finance hub chats are excluded from training, and the tool cannot move or invest money.
TechCrunch cites Ramp: token spend grew only 1.5% across August–September after 42% in July, even as volumes rose; Anthropic’s price cuts reportedly cut revenue growth by about $600M, and October spend re-accelerated 8.9%.
CNBC says the benchmark ended more than 20% below its June peak, with Advantest down about 12%, SoftBank Group about 11%, Kioxia 11% and Tokyo Electron nearly 9%; Taiwan's Taiex also entered a bear market.
Founders say agents get single-tenant physical Apple devices with optional eSIM; iPhones are listed at $60/month and Macs at $90/month, with factory reset on release.