Amid geopolitical tensions regarding Iran and US threats, the market is reacting to U.S.-Iran deal expectations, while SpaceX announces a shift in its chip procurement strategy from AMD to Nvidia.
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Amid geopolitical tensions regarding Iran and US threats, the market is reacting to U.S.-Iran deal expectations, while SpaceX announces a shift in its chip procurement strategy from AMD to Nvidia.
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Amid geopolitical tensions regarding Iran and US threats, the market is reacting to U.S.-Iran deal expectations, while SpaceX announces a shift in its chip procurement strategy from AMD to Nvidia.Also in this story
- Elon Musk leads SpaceX through a high capital expenditure phase while facing investor scrutiny regarding AI investments.
- Trump hinted at a US-Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz as AI chip stocks soared.
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