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China's Tsinghua Unigroup, the state-owned holding company that controls most of the nation's semiconductor assets, may snatch a co-CEO from SMIC to revive a plan to build a domestic DRAM industry.
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Robots, augmented reality glasses, cars, and servers using Turing-class GPUs drove plenty of excitement on the show floor at Nvidia's annual event.
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