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Investigation: some Chinese companies approved by the US Commerce

Investigation: some Chinese companies approved by the US Commerce Department to handle Nvidia's H200 chips have empty offices and ties to firms under sanctions

TL;DRUS approved Chinese firms to handle advanced Nvidia chips, but some lack real offices and have sanctioned ties.

Why it matters: Suggests potential enforcement gaps that could let restricted chip tech reach adversaries despite export controls.

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The Blue Wave May Not Stop Musk’s Texas Data Center Ambitions

Musk's Texas data center plans may proceed despite Democratic political shifts in the state.

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Chicago-based data analytics company Ocient raised a $100M Series C

Ocient raises $100M to expand AI-powered data analytics platform.

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How to use your old tablet to build a live streaming setup

Repurpose an old tablet into a live streaming camera with a new app.

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Hackers pull off $133 million French bank heist via service provider

Hackers stole $133M from French bank through a compromised service provider.

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How iOS can warn you when one of your passwords shows up in a data leak

Apple will alert you if your stored passwords appear in data breaches.

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Fireworks says you’re wasting money on AI unless you’re using all

Use the cheapest AI model that does the job instead of overpaying for one model.

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Why you don't really need an expensive, high-end router

Expensive routers don't guarantee faster internet speeds.

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This week in Tom's Hardware Premium: November 7, 2026

Tom's Hardware covered chip roadmaps, Apple's touchscreen plans, and foundry insights this week.

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AI broke the cybersecurity world. What’s next?

AI is destabilizing cybersecurity defenses faster than new protections can be built.

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US intelligence believes Jensen Huang had affair with Chinese spy

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