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Suzhou Denglin and Hosin lead Hong Kong listing launches

Chip suppliers Suzhou Denglin Technology and Hosin Electronics led a rush of listing launches in Hong Kong on the month's last trading day, Bloomberg reported. The launches revived fundraising activity that had begun to flag after a strong run.
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Intel plans to shift Panther Lake capacity toward data center chips

Intel plans to take some Panther Lake manufacturing capacity offline to produce more data center chips, Chief Financial Officer David Zinsner said on its third-quarter earnings call. The shift would replace capacity for 18A wafers with Intel 3 production in Oregon.

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Intel forecast misses estimates amid weak PC demand and supply problems

Intel's revenue forecast missed analysts' estimates as weak demand for PC processors and supply-chain problems with its data center components weighed on the business, Bloomberg reported. Shares plunged in late trading.

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Amazon expects 2027 capital spending to exceed its $220 billion 2026 plan

Amazon expects to spend meaningfully more on capital investment in 2027 than its approximately $220 billion cash capital expenditure plan for 2026, CEO Andy Jassy told investors Thursday. The majority of the 2026 spending is intended for AWS.

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Amazon revenue reaches $201.9B as AWS sales grow 39.3%

Amazon reported third-quarter revenue of $201.9B, up 12% year over year, while AWS net sales increased 39.3%. Operating income rose 61% to $28.1B, and its operating margin reached a company record of 13.9%. Net income fell 2% to $20.7B.

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