NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang is OUT, the US Midterms flip the political landscape, CEA-LETI’s Clean room tech goes Green, SEMICON Europa is a go, and Chicago goes all in on Quantum Computing.
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Ash: Welcome back to The Silicon Bridge, everyone! I’m Ash.
Art: And I’m Art. Good to have you with us again.
Ash: It has been a wild week across Politics, tech, semiconductors, and high-stakes corporate headlines. We’ve got a massive lineup for you today.
Art: Oh, absolutely. If you think chip manufacturing is just about cleanrooms and silicon wafers, wait until you hear what’s happening in political fallouts, green fabrication, quantum rollouts, and... well, full-on espionage scandals right at the top of the AI hardware ecosystem.
Ash: You read my mind. Today, we’re breaking down four big stories:
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