Walgreens Closures | KTVU FOX 2

Walgreens Closures | KTVU FOX 2

Walgreens to close 1,200 stores nationwiode Top headlines, weather, and breaking news from across the Bay Area. SAN JOSE, Calif. – Walgreens announced on Tuesday it will be closing more than a thousand locations nationwide. While Walgreens did not release a list of specific store closures, some Bay Area customers are becoming increasingly concerned about…

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A Saudi tech institute chooses the US over China

A Saudi tech institute chooses the US over China

Sir Edward Byrne, recently named the head of King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia, or KAUST, signaled that the institution will prioritize US technology and cut off ties with China if it jeopardizes its access to chips made in the US. Byrne, an Australian neuroscientist, served as president at King’s College…

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US weighs capping exports of AI chips from Nvidia and AMD to some countries

US weighs capping exports of AI chips from Nvidia and AMD to some countries

Biden administration officials have discussed capping sales of advanced AI chips from Nvidia and other American companies on a country-specific basis, people familiar with the matter said, a move that would limit some nations’ artificial intelligence capabilities. The new approach would set a ceiling on export licenses for certain countries in the interest of national…

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China is quietly extracting itself from a US helium ‘stranglehold’, experts say

China is quietly extracting itself from a US helium ‘stranglehold’, experts say

In recent years, China has been discreetly reducing its dependence on US-sourced helium – a rare and strategic resource widely used in medical and hi-tech industries, including semiconductors and quantum computers. The endeavour has involved a series of measures including diversifying overseas supplies and increasing domestic production with scientific and technological breakthroughs. The strategy appears…

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Medical scientists

How Hostile US–China Relations Are Hurting Science

Escalating political tension between the United States and China is throttling the exchange of scientific research and making it harder for the US to attract and retain talented Chinese scholars, according to a new study co-authored by University of Pennsylvania Wharton School management professor Britta Glennon. “Both countries are focused very much on trying to…

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Morning news brief: Thousands trapped in Gaza's Jabalia Camp; Siddique killing updates, and more

Morning news brief: Thousands trapped in Gaza’s Jabalia Camp; Siddique killing updates, and more

Thousands of civilians are trapped in Gaza’s Jabalia Camp as Israeli forces intensify their assault, targeting Hamas, while Médecins Sans Frontières reports that people trying to flee are being shot. In India, the shooters behind the killing of politician Baba Siddique have claimed affiliation with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, with two suspects arrested. Kamala Harris,…

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