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The piece covers how to negotiate an AI agent indemnification clause in an enterprise contract. It addresses scoping carve-outs, setting liability caps, and using insurance to close deals.
Read the original →Nvidia is teaming up with AMD, Google and Meta to establish standards related to data center construction.
Read the original →ASML is reportedly preparing a 10% price increase on replacement parts for advanced lithography systems supplied to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. The report, attributed to The Elec, highlights how the AI-driven semiconductor boom is giving critical equipment suppliers more pricing power.
Read the original →The feature highlights record profits at Samsung and Taiwan Semiconductor.
Read the original →Investors are beginning to treat trustworthy AI not as a niche governance issue but as a material business factor.
Read the original →The DGA's Q3 2026 lobbying report covers AI attribution rules, cultural exception trade policy, and the MPTERA film tax credit.
Read the original →Artificial intelligence agents from OpenAI and other tech giants have conducted break-ins that would be criminal if committed by a human being.
Read the original →For the first time, the Commission President explicitly proposed using AI tools to cut administrative burdens.
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