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Pacific digital journalist at the ABC. Former volunteer @NewsroomVbtc in Vanuatu 🇻🇺 and journalist at The Canberra Times. Views are mine, not the ABC’s.
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CXMT's rise as China's most valuable listed company could help end memory chip shortage

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By Doug Dingwall Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
A company carrying China's hopes of securing its own artificial intelligence memory chip supply could help ease overseas data centre-driven shortages that are pushing up the cost of everyday devices. CXMT has become mainland China's most valuable company at more than $US500 billion ($717 billion) in a stock market debut on Monday that the manufacturer hopes will let it ramp up production.
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South Korea wants to be a top-three AI superpower. Here's why memory chips are key

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By Doug Dingwall Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Doug Dingwall South Korea is cashing in on AI's appetite for memory, and its chip makers plan to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to maintain their advantage. The Asian industrial powerhouse supplies most of the advanced memory chips helping power AI. They are small, expensive items that require specialised, extremely precise manufacturing that two South Korean firms have invested heavily to build.
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The Thai child sex exploitation scourge unfolding at bars, restaurants and hotels

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By Doug Dingwall Verified, Lachlan Bennett Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Doug Dingwall and Lachlan Bennett Every night holds unknown dangers for children being sexually exploited in Thailand's tourism hubs. "They never know what they may encounter behind the next door, or who they will be forced to deal with," said Greg Bradley, chief executive of non-government organisation Destiny Rescue Australia.
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