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S&P says foundries can withstand AI investment slowdown, Asia-Pacific semiconductors more defensive

Asia-Pacific semiconductor foundries can absorb a bigger shock than other tech hardware segments even if AI investment slows, an S&P Global Ratings analysis showed. S&P assessed four core sectors under downside scenarios, including hyperscalers cutting capex and AI project delays caused by infrastructure bottlenecks. It ranked foundries as the most resilient, citing business models and advanced-process competitiveness. Memory makers could be more sensitive to a faster-than-expected peak in AI demand, it said.

AI & Enterprise

Jensen Huang says chance AI ends the world is zero

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (황) publicly dismissed warnings about AI risks and the need for regulation, saying the chance AI will end the world is 0 percent. In a CBS Sunday Morning interview, he called efforts to frighten people unnecessary and irresponsible and said fears around AI are exaggerated. He opposed calls to slow AI development, saying such arguments lack scientific basis, and argued new rules, laws or guidelines are not needed.

AI & Enterprise

European AI firms warn slowing frontier AI would cement U.S. lead, push back on calls for brakes

Major European AI companies are pushing back against calls from leading U.S. labs to slow frontier AI development, saying it could hinder competition and cement a U.S. lead. They warn new evaluation rules and cooperation frameworks could raise costs for smaller European developers. The debate comes as Europe trails the United States and China in AI investment, computing infrastructure and top model performance, even as some European countries show higher generative AI use.