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President Trump discussed NVIDIA's H200 chips with Chinese President Xi Jinping during a meeting in Beijing.
Chinese state media reported that China considers Taiwan to be the number one issue in US-China relations.
President Trump has remained noncommittal on approving a $14.5 billion weapons sales package to Taiwan that is awaiting his approval.
President Trump stated that China wants to develop its own semiconductor chips, which is why no purchases of NVIDIA's H200 chips have been completed.
Cerebras's stock closed 68% higher on its trading debut, after being up as much as 89% intraday.
Venture capital firms Benchmark, Eclipse, and Foundation Capital are poised to make billions from their early investments in Cerebras following its IPO.
Arm and its majority backer SoftBank attempted to acquire Cerebras in the weeks leading up to its IPO, but the offers were rejected.
The combined revenue backlogs for Alphabet and Amazon's cloud computing divisions now exceed $900 billion.
OpenAI is considering legal action against Apple, arguing it has not seen the expected benefits from their partnership.
Figma reported that its Q1 revenue growth accelerated to 46% year-over-year.
Figma's net dollar retention for customers with over $10,000 in ARR reached 139% in the first quarter.
Figure's humanoid robots operated fully autonomously for over 24 hours sorting packages, powered by an onboard neural network called Helix 2.