Slovak Chip Faces Liquidation; T-Mobile Reports Billion Dollar Profits
Tachyum, a Slovak semiconductor company, is facing liquidation due to insolvency claims from an investor. Meanwhile, T-Mobile has sent 6.7 billion CZK in dividends to Deutsche Telekom, reflecting its strong financial performance in the region.
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Tachyum's Prodigy chip is experiencing significant delays and has not reached the tape-out stage, raising concerns over its viability. The company is reportedly insolvent, leading one investor to propose liquidation, which Tachyum contests and plans to address legally.
In contrast, T-Mobile has successfully transferred 6.7 billion CZK to Deutsche Telekom, alongside substantial investments in network infrastructure, solidifying its position as a key taxpayer in the Czech Republic. Additionally, semiconductor advancements continue with the development of AI-specific instruction sets by Intel and AMD, enhancing computational efficiency. The ongoing semiconductor crisis has led to increased prices for older technologies, exacerbating supply issues in the industry.
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