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AMD's Lisa Su asks rivals to share Taiwan chip capacity as demand surges

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By Dave Barr
| StartupFortune
Advanced packaging, not GPUs, is the thing even a trillion-dollar AMD can't buy its way out of needing. That's why its CEO is in Taipei this week. Lisa Su landed in Taiwan on October 5 for her second trip to the island in under five months, and the trip tells you something the stock chart doesn't: even the hottest chip company on earth can't get enough advanced packaging.
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Amazon Bedrock Adds Zhipu's GLM-5.3 Under a Revenue Sharing Deal

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By Dave Barr
| StartupFortune
GLM-5.3 is now one of the models you can call inside Amazon Bedrock, giving a Chinese open-weight system the one thing it couldn't buy on its own: a front door inside the cloud platform most American enterprises already trust with their data. AWS said on October 5 that it had added Z.ai's GLM-5.3 to Amazon Bedrock, giving enterprise customers managed access to a 744-billion-parameter mixture-of-experts model built by Zhipu AI, one of China's best-funded AI labs.
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Twenty one of the world's biggest banks are building their own stablecoin

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By Dave Barr
| StartupFortune
Goldman Sachs, Citi and Bank of America are leading 21 banks into a joint dollar stablecoin, but they're not just chasing Tether and Circle anymore. A second army of 140 companies got there first. The banking world spent a decade treating stablecoins as something crypto traders used to dodge dollar wire fees. That posture is officially dead.
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