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21/07/2026
Market news: Ships traveling to and departing from Saudi ports may become targets for Houthi militants at any location.
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NVIDIA has become the world's most valuable company due to the extremely strong demand for its graphics processing units (GPUs) - the core chips for AI. Now NVIDIA has started selling its central processing unit (CPU) designed specifically for AI - Vera, and has released new information for potential customers to fully evaluate the chip. NVIDIA has released new information for its data center CPU Vera, including specifications, benchmark tests, and architecture information needed for potential customers to fully assess the chip. A representative from NVIDIA mentioned that the Vera chip has been delivered to customers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX in June. Venturing into the CPU field has opened up a new battlefield for NVIDIA to compete with AMD and Intel in the AI server market.
3 m ago
Airbus ADR rose by 3.4%, hitting a new daily high.
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British Foreign Secretary: Expected to hold bilateral talks with Rubio during the ASEAN conference.
5 m ago
Airbus expects to deliver approximately 870 commercial aircraft in 2026.
7 m ago
Airbus: The board of directors approves a three-year, 5 billion euro share buyback plan.
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