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Nodal Exchange Holdings, LLC announced plans to launch futures contracts on AI chip computing power, positioning itself as a competitor to established exchanges like CME and ICE.

Broadcom's CEO publicly identified Anthropic as its largest XPU (cross-paradigm processing unit) customer, indicating a significant shift toward custom AI hardware solutions.

The article alleges that foreign adversaries are illegally accessing American AI systems, including those from Anthropic, to train competing technologies and sell lower-cost imitations.

The article highlights Silicon Motion Technology's business ties with major memory-chip manufacturers and projects sustained revenue growth.

The article reports that purchasing AI hardware outright is becoming more cost-effective than renting AI compute capacity through cloud providers, indicating a potential shift in AI infrastructure economics.

The article references an interview segment titled 'Broadcom Sees AI Chip Boom as It Takes On Nvidia' on 'The Pulse With Francine Lacqua,' indicating Broadcom's CEO or representative expressed optimism about AI chip demand and competition with Nvidia.

US stock futures showed minimal movement ahead of key economic data, with S&P 500 futures flat at 7,671, as investors evaluated geopolitical tensions (US-Iran conflict), interest rate expectations, and corporate updates.

A hacker exploited a Coldcard wallet vulnerability, stealing Bitcoin and converting approximately 10% of the stolen funds to Ethereum via THORChain.

The article asserts that Nvidia's stock will outperform AMD's through 2028, citing AMD's stock as 'quite pricey' compared to Nvidia's.

Iran issued a warning to the U.S.

Broadcom reported a 221% year-over-year increase in AI-related revenue and a tripling of profits, signaling strong demand for its AI infrastructure products.

SEC Chair Paul Atkins defends the new 'Regulation Crypto Assets' framework as a solution to address the outflow of crypto firms due to years of enforcement-driven policies.