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Nov 11, 2024 - fortune.com
The US has instructed Taiwan's TSMC to stop shipping advanced AI chips to China due to trade violations, with TSMC notifying clients of the suspension. In other news, India's latest IPO by food and grocery delivery company Swiggy has been oversubscribed, promising to be the country's second-largest this year. Meanwhile, Chegg's share price has dropped significantly as students turn to ChatGPT for homework help, and the company is expected to report a drop in revenue in its third-quarter earnings.

Visa and Tencent are launching a palm-based authentication system in Singapore, allowing customers to make payments by placing their palm over a reader. Apple's future growth is predicted to come from new product categories that support its existing services, such as the App Store, Apple Music, and Apple TV+. Finally, Amazon is reconfiguring its physical stores, an AI robot's painting sold for $1.1 million, and a new Apple update forces idle phone reboots to keep law enforcement at bay.

Key takeaways:

  • The US has asked Taiwan's TSMC to stop sending advanced chips to Chinese customers, imposing export restrictions on certain advanced chip designs used in larger AI chips.
  • Swiggy's $1.4 billion initial public offering is reportedly way oversubscribed, promising to be India’s second-largest this year behind Hyundai Motor India.
  • Chegg, an edtech pioneer, is facing a significant decline in share price and subscriber count due to competition from AI-powered tool, ChatGPT.
  • Visa and China’s Tencent are partnering to launch a new biometric service in Singapore that uses palm-based authentication for payments at retail stores and restaurants.
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