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The 45M Question for ChatGPT and Roblox

A reported August move could place ChatGPT and Roblox under the EU’s VLOP regime. The 45 million threshold applies only after a service qualifies as an online platform, leaving ChatGPT’s classification unresolved.

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CoWoS Grows 80%. Nvidia Reserved Most of 2026

TSMC says CoWoS capacity is growing at an 80% CAGR, but CNBC reported Nvidia reserved most of its 2026 capacity. Samsung has begun commercial HBM4 shipments without publicly naming the customer.

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Microsoft’s $2.5B Copilot Renewal Bet

Microsoft committed $2.5 billion to 6,000 field staff as Copilot passed 30 million paid seats and Azure topped $100 billion in fiscal 2026 revenue. OpenAI and AWS are funding parallel deployment units, but their announcements do not trace field work to recurring revenue.

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Sony’s $155M Deal Meets TSMC’s Shared Fab

Eleven years after Sony paid $155 million for Toshiba’s sensor unit, Sony and TSMC announced a robot-and-car sensor venture. TSMC’s first Kumamoto fab already makes 12nm-to-28nm chips, but the May announcement does not disclose allocation, yield-learning, or qualification rights.

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Cerebras’ 94% Growth Faces the Margin Test

Cerebras grew Q1 revenue 94% to $193.4 million, then forecast a smaller Q2 core gross margin. As software cuts token use and clouds segment capacity, inference buyers increasingly price completed work across chips, software, and fleet operations.