Explainer: Why the Pentagon’s move on Anthropic matters for the AI supply chain

The high-stakes game of chicken between Silicon Valley and the Pentagon escalated into a formal legal war on March 6. Following a week of social media threats and collapsed negotiations, the Department of Defense has formally notified Anthropic PBC that the company and its products are officially deemed a “supply chain risk,” a designation typically reserved for foreign adversaries.

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South Korean Academia: NAND scaling nears ceiling; China seen closing gap

The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is driving strong growth in the memory market. Compared with DRAM, which still has room for structural innovation, NAND flash has largely relied on vertical stacking for years and is now approaching the limits of its current architecture, according to South Korean academics. As a result, the segment faces increasing risk of being caught up by Chinese manufacturers.

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2026 Hisense U7SG ULED Mini LED series specifications and features for the U.S. market

Hisense is expanding its ULED Mini LED TV lineup with the introduction of the U7 Series – Hisense U7SG, built around speed, clarity, and high‑end visual performance. It is aimed at viewers who demand smooth action and precise detail – whether during fast‑moving sports, blockbuster films, or next‑generation gaming. The series comprises six models: Hisense116U7SG – specifications Hisense 100U7SG…

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