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Administration Proposes $103,265 Fee for Some In-US H-1B Hires

The Trump administration has proposed a $103,265 fee for H-1B applicants hired within the United States, according to Bloomberg. The proposal follows a court decision blocking a more limited fee aimed at workers hired from outside the country. The source describes a proposal, not an adopted requirement, and its summary does not provide implementation details or an effective date.
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Cloudflare acquires Deno, a rival in developer infrastructure

Cloudflare is buying Deno, the startup co-founded by Node.js creator Ryan Dahl, The New Stack reported. Deno had developed an open-source alternative to Cloudflare Workers, making the acquisition a purchase of a longtime competito...

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Synopsys explores Chinese AI partnerships for chip design tools

Synopsys says it is exploring partnerships with Chinese AI labs to develop AI-powered chip design tools for the Chinese market, Nikkei Asia reports. The chip design software company wants to help Chinese companies develop chips fa...

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Firmus IPO collapses after investors reject $30B valuation

Firmus' IPO collapsed in 48 hours after US fund managers judged its $30B valuation too high, Bloomberg reported, citing sources. The Nvidia-backed company recorded $51M in FY 2026 revenue, the financial comparison at the center of...

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FCC approves deployment of 15,000 Starlink Mobile satellites

The FCC has approved deployment of 15,000 Starlink Mobile satellites optimized for global 2 GHz spectrum, 9to5Mac reports. SpaceX says the V2 satellites deliver more than 100 times the bandwidth of the current generation. SpaceX ...