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Big Tech Earnings to Reveal AI’s Impact on Growth and Sustainability

Analysts forecast double-digit growth for companies such as Microsoft, driven by artificial intelligence. Over the next two weeks, the quarterly results of Big Tech giants will offer a glimpse into the bankability of artificial intelligence and whether the major investments AI requires are sustainable for the long haul.Analysts at Wedbush Securities, one of Wall Street’s...

Fastest Growth in Years: Samsung’s Operating Profit Surges 15-Fold

Samsung Electronics Co. has reported its most impressive sales and profit growth in recent memory, driven by a resurgent demand for memory chips amidst a global AI boom. The tech behemoth posted a jaw-dropping 15-fold surge in operating profit, totaling 10.4 trillion won ($7.5 billion) for the second quarter, far exceeding analysts’ expectations. Sales also...

Navigating Geopolitical Tensions: TSMC’s Strategic Moves

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) briefly joined a rarefied club of companies valued at more than $1 trillion on Monday, reflecting its monumental influence on the global tech industry. With most of its factories based in Taiwan, TSMC is poised to reap significant rewards from the ongoing artificial intelligence (AI) frenzy. Here are five essential...

Global Competition and Slow EV Sales Impact LG Energy Profits

Battery maker LG Energy Solution Ltd. has reported a significant drop in second-quarter profit, reflecting the ongoing challenges in the electric vehicle (EV) market. The Seoul-based company revealed that its operating profit for the three months ending June 30 plunged 58% from the previous year to 195.3 billion won ($141 million). This figure fell short...

Google’s Emissions Soar 48% with AI Energy Demands on the Rise

Google’s greenhouse gas emissions in 2023 were 48% higher than in 2019, according to its latest environmental report. The tech giant attributes this increase to the soaring energy demands of its data centers, driven by the explosive growth of artificial intelligence (AI). AI-powered services require significantly more computing power—and consequently, electricity—than standard online activities, prompting...

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