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US Officials Allege Nvidia CEO's Ties to Chinese Spy; TSMC Considers 3D DRAM Production

US officials claim Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had a relationship with a Chinese spy, raising espionage concerns. TSMC is exploring 3D DRAM production at Nvidia's request due to AI memory shortages, potentially impacting supplier relations. Jaenada wins the Goncourt 2026 prize, defending the limited use of AI in his novel amid debates on AI's role in literature.

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Last 24 hours · 4 mins · 24 stories · 123 sources in 12 languages

Top stories

  1. US officials allege Nvidia CEO Huang had romantic ties to a Chinese spy yahoo.com and 15 more
  2. TSMC weighs 3D DRAM production at Nvidia’s request amid AI memory shortages x.com and 5 more
  3. Jaenada wins Goncourt 2026, defends playful use of AI in novel onedio.com and 4 more
  4. Publishers gain path to opt out as major AI firms back common robots.txt signal niemanlab.org and 6 more
  5. Texas governor-elect targets data centers as SpaceX and Musk face new regulatory path futurism.com and 4 more
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Question of the day

Why would Chinese intelligence target Nvidia’s export data—when US chip export rules are already public? Even with public export rules, enforcement hinges on opaque distributor logs and buyer networks; export data maps the weakest nodes—shell firms, drop‑ships, smuggling routes.

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Each brief covers the last 24 hours of AI and machine-learning news from Reddit, X, Bluesky, Hacker News, and the open web. In the past year, that meant about 100,000 sources in 40 languages. We group related reports, summarise each story, and publish one brief that you can read in five minutes. From Stockholm with love.