Sunday links: policy rhetoric
Markets The market correction is focused on AI, technology and South Korea. (awealthofcommonsense.com) How South Korea became a cog in the AI machine. (chinatalk.media) Eight potential impacts from the election including the prospect for data centers. (tker.co) Nvidia U.S. intelligence believe Alice Huang was recruited by China to gather intelligence from Jensen Huang. (ft.com) How Nvidia ($NVDA)…
Markets are currently focused on AI, technology and South Korea. A wealth of commonsense explains how South Korea became an integral part of the AI machine. Eight potential impacts from the election are mentioned, with a possible outcome being a push for data centers. Nvidia chips are reportedly flowing to sanctioned China-backed companies, according to U.S. intelligence.
Media organization ESPN has warned its talent about insider trading on prediction markets. CNBC is investing more in Jim Cramer. AI and quantum computing are racing to break encryption, according to Tom Tunguz. The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact shows renewed prospects. Data centers face conflicts due to AI regulations, as reported by ProPublica.
Ensuring data centers keep their financial promises is important, according to Vox. A unique town voted for a data center. Law and order saw Harmeet Dhillon gutting the DOJ's civil rights division. Governor Gavin Newsom granted clemency to everyone on California's death row. ICE's reign of terror continues.
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