Monday, September 7, 2026 · 9:32 PM ET
Semiconductors · WSJ
Chinese memory-chip maker ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) told investors it is gaining ground in higher-end and AI memory markets, moving beyond commodity chips after a sharp swing to profitability; Xiaomi's coming flagship smartphone will use its chips.
AI Infrastructure · FT
The co-founder of Nvidia partner Iren says demand for AI computing may never be satisfied and the tech-infrastructure boom is 'fundamentally different' from past cycles, as the cloud-computing challenger races to expand its data centres.
AI · Bloomberg
Japanese AI developer Preferred Networks is preparing an initial public offering to raise capital and keep pace in the costly race to design AI chips, tapping public markets to fund its push against far larger rivals.
Markets · Bloomberg
Uber has hired banks and is meeting investors for its first-ever euro-denominated bond, a five-part offering that would broaden the ride-hailing company's funding base in European debt markets.
Semiconductors · Bloomberg
The chief executive of compound-semiconductor wafer maker IQE warned that growing Chinese competition and shifting supply dynamics pose an emerging risk to the broader chip industry's supply chain.
AI Infrastructure · Bloomberg
US technology companies are increasingly eyeing Australia for new AI data centres, a local operator says, drawn by power availability and stability as the global AI-infrastructure buildout spreads beyond established hubs.
Semiconductors · The Information
Huawei's new Kirin 9050 Pro smartphone chip uses a design based on the Tau Scaling Law the company presented in May, testing a route around U.S. export restrictions as it pushes to advance its in-house silicon.
Big Tech · FT
New Apple chief John Ternus faces an early test with a roughly $2,000 foldable iPhone, as the company looks to raise prices across its device range to offset rising component costs and protect margins.
AI Infrastructure · The Information
As hyperscalers race to bring AI data centers online, the scramble for power, land and equipment is shifting leverage toward suppliers, landlords and utilities, reshaping the terms tech companies can command in the AI-infrastructure buildout.
Semiconductors · Bloomberg
Chinese memory-chip maker Longsys is set to begin trading in Hong Kong after raising roughly $903 million in a listing, tapping public markets to fund expansion amid an AI-driven surge in memory-chip demand.
IPOs · WSJ
Robinhood has landed a role as an underwriter on smart-ring maker Oura's initial public offering, an unusual step for the retail brokerage as it pushes deeper into investment-banking-style businesses.
Telecom · Bloomberg
Some of Europe's largest telecom carriers are in talks to form a joint venture for satellite-to-mobile connectivity, aiming to pool resources to compete in direct-to-device services as the space-based mobile market heats up.