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Nvidia Can Now Sell H200 AI Chips To China If The U.S. Gets A 25% Cut - DTH
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Google faces an EU antitrust probe over its AI practices, Microsoft is investing $17.5 billion in Indian AI and cloud computing over the next four years, and Reddit is implementing new teen safety features globally.
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