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Technology

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South Korea's chip giants pledge $550 billion as a memory shortage bites

  • Samsung and SK Hynix, the South Korean firms that dominate the world's memory-chip market, are committing more than $550 billion to expand production — a vast response, coordinated with the government, to a shortage and price surge that the industry has nicknamed 'RAMageddon.'

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In brief

The dome of the United States Capitol
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AI-aligned super PACs pour millions into a New York primary over Alex Bores

  • Super PACs tied to the artificial intelligence industry and to its critics have spent a combined total reported at around $27 million on a Democratic congressional primary in Manhattan, turning a race featuring AI-safety legislator Alex Bores into a national test of the sector's political muscle.

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Technology news — devices, the internet and AI

The Technology section covers the latest in tech: new devices and software, the internet and social media, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, startups and the big platform companies. We follow how technology is changing the way we live and work, and explain what new developments actually mean.

From product launches and research breakthroughs to questions of privacy, regulation and online safety, we report the story clearly and put it in context — without the hype.

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