Nvidia to face trial in November over Valeo trade secret claims, US judge rules

A federal judge in California has ruled that Nvidia must stand trial in November over allegations it benefited from trade secrets taken from French auto supplier Valeo, Bloomberg reported. The ruling rejected Nvidia’s request to dismiss the case, citing circumstantial evidence that the company advanced its parking assistance technology using confidential data.

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South Korean media points to TSMC as main cause of Samsung’s AP procurement cost surge

Samsung Electronics’ smartphone division is reportedly struggling with escalating cost pressures, largely attributed to the rapid rise in prices for mobile application processors (AP). While increasing the use of its own Exynos chips could potentially reduce procurement expenses, Samsung still finds it challenging to fully replace Qualcomm’s products due to performance and market competitiveness considerations.

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Impact of ‘Yellow Envelope’ bill spreads to IT industry as Naver, foreign businesses face labor disputes

On August 27, 2025, the labor unions of six sub-subsidiaries under South Korean internet giant Naver Corporation held a rally at Naver’s headquarters, demanding negotiations with management. Following the passage of the “Yellow Envelope” bill, South Korean businesses now expect joint actions among IT company subsidiaries to intensify.

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Now is the right time for VMware Cloud Foundation to adopt AI, says Broadcom Asia Pacific and Japan President

Sylvain Cazard, president of Broadcom Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ), along with Barry Chen, general manager for Broadcom Taiwan and Hong Kong, shared insights in an exclusive interview at the close of VMware Explore 2025. They discussed customer adoption of VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) in the Asia Pacific market, AI application development, and acceptance of subscription-based models.

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