Yin Weidel fell by more than 2%, nearly a month low, and Intel called it the launch of the super Weidel H100 A chip.
The NVDA.US stock plate fell by m
ore than 4 per cent at a
time, and eventually fell by 2.04 per cent, reporting $85,354, a mont
h down, amounting to $42.71 billion. According to news, Intel launched the upgraded artificial intelligence (AI) chip Gaudi3, which will be supplied on a large scale in three quarters. The chip is used to upgrade performance in the two key areas of “helping train AI” and “operational software products”, which include t
he use of data to “bomb” the AI system.
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U.S. CPI is published twice in a year of market pricing.
On Monday, the main index of the US dollar was flat, and the market waited for CPI data to land. The standard 500 index fell by 0.04 per cent, the NASDAQ index rose by 0.03 per cent, the Dow Jones
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Bitcoin fell overnight, 290,000 people exploded, and the global financial market was volatile.
According to CoinGlass, during the last 24 hours, the virtual currency market has exploded with a total of 296.3 million people, with a total of $920 million (approximately $6.658 billion). This ha
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