• rf_@lemmy.world
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    6 hours ago

    This news is old referring to Asia’s Monday opening, which is in a sense just following the price action of the US stock market from Friday which was red.

    Today the US stock market was green, and the Korean stock market is up 3.6% right now.

    News articles this old should not be posted imo.

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      10 hours ago

      AI is the new dot com. Pity it’s going to take so much of the global economy with it when it sinks, but the sooner it happens, the less damage it will do.

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        10 hours ago

        dot-com suuuuuuuuuuuucked. This was especially true in tech areas like Seattle and San Fran. Think of it more like the housing crisis to understand how bad this is going to be. OTOH, most of us have been through at least the housing crisis and covid, so we can handle it. I mean, we’ll have to handle it, we won’t have a choice.

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      10 hours ago

      If this happens it’s basically the end of tech advancement unless the US and some allies take over a number of countries to stabilize supply chains.

      Treat every advanced tech purchase (cpu, MEM, smartphone) like it’s the last you’ll be able to get.

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    10 hours ago

    aw man…

    softbank bought ABB Robotics last year. one of the few big swedish tech companies that hadn’t been fully diluted over the years (sure they were part of ABB but they were doing their own thing) get sold to a company that wanted to “bridge the gap between ai and real life”. if the robotics division goes down with them i’ll be mad.