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    IBM's H-1B move, US tech layoffs: Why is it getting harder for Indians to work and settle in America?

    IBM's decision to halt H-1B and green card sponsorship for many US consulting roles raises significant concerns for Indian professionals seeking long-term careers in the US. As scrutiny on foreign worker hiring intensifies, maintaining employment and progressing towards permanent residency becomes a multifaceted challenge for affected workers, who must navigate complex immigration processes and uncertain job security.

    Nvidia approaches Arm Holdings CEO Haas to take over Jensen Huang's job, Elon Musk backs Huang's reinstatement

    According to Financial Times, citing people familiar with the matter, Haas, who has headed the SoftBank-backed British chipmaker since 2022, is among the names being considered by Nvidia's board as it explores leadership options following Huang's departure.

    Jensen Huang exit and US scrutiny imperil $3 billion in Chinese AI projects reliant on Nvidia

    The projects, stretching from China's wealthy coastal technology hubs to remote western provinces, reveal the scale of continuing demand for Nvidia hardware even as Washington seeks to curb Beijing's access to the technology powering the global artificial-intelligence boom.

    Jensen Huang controversy puts Southeast Asia’s AI chip trade under scrutiny

    Southeast Asia's data-centre operators are preparing for increased scrutiny following controversies involving a former Nvidia executive. Reports link Jensen Huang to a businesswoman suspected of espionage for China, prompting legislative action. US lawmakers are pushing for more restrictions on China's access to advanced AI chips, affecting data centres in Malaysia and Singapore. As a result, companies may face tighter regulations for chip exports and data operations.

    Nvidia fallout throws spotlight on Southeast Asia's AI boom

    US lawmakers from both parties are pushing for tougher restrictions on China's access to advanced artificial intelligence chips after the Huang scandal increased scrutiny of Nvidia's role in US national security.

    Jensen Huang exit and US scrutiny imperil $3 billion in Chinese AI projects reliant on Nvidia

    Despite US export restrictions impacting Nvidia, demand for its processors in China persists across numerous projects. Reports indicate over $3 billion in Chinese projects are centered around Nvidia's restricted chips. While the company claims it is excluded from the market, investigations reveal ongoing procurement from various sectors.

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