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A senior Trump administration official confirms DeepSeek trained its upcoming AI model on Nvidia's most advanced Blackwell chips at an Inner Mongolia data center, despite US export controls banning the hardware from reaching China.
Toronto startup Taalas raises $169M to build custom chips that permanently etch AI model weights into transistors, claiming 73x faster inference than Nvidia's H200 at a fraction of the power.
AI data centers now consume 70% of global memory production, triggering price surges, product delays, and warnings of manufacturer bankruptcies across consumer electronics.
