DOJ says it won't pressure social media companies to remove content about foreign threats to national security or elections, after claims platforms were coerced (Chris Strohm/Bloomberg)
South Korea's media regulator says Telegram has complied with its request to remove 25 pieces of sexual exploitation material (Kim Na-young/Yonhap News Agency)
Sources: the DOJ sent subpoenas to Nvidia and others, as it seeks evidence that Nvidia violated antitrust laws by making it harder to switch suppliers and more (Bloomberg)
Starlink says it's now complying with an order from a Brazilian Supreme Court justice to block access to X in Brazil, after the country froze some of its assets (Juby Babu/Reuters)
Semiconductor stocks fell on Tuesday, led by Nvidia, which dropped 9.53%; Intel fell 8.8%, Marvell 8.16%, AMD 7.82%, Qualcomm 6.88%, and Broadcom 6.16% (Kif Leswing/CNBC)
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The US FTC says that the money lost to Bitcoin ATM scams increased from $12M in 2020 to $114M in 2023, and $65M has already been lost in the first half of 2024 (Emma Roth/The Verge)
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SEMI data: China spent a record $25B on chip tools in H1 2024, more than South Korea, Taiwan, and the US combined, and total spending could hit $50B in 2024 (Nikkei Asia)