Dan Robinson is the Head Of Research at various esteemed publications. He specializes in themes such as energy and mining, telecommunications, and technology, with a keen focus on AI, market dynamics, and developments in the United Kingdom and China. Dan's insights and analyses have been featured in notable outlets including Colorado Politics, The Spectator, and Global Finance Herald.
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Dan's focus is primarily on the technology industry, with a strong emphasis on semiconductors, telecom, artificial intelligence, and data centers. His coverage includes government announcements and press releases.
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by Dan Robinson This article appearing in the Washington Business Journal reports that President Joe Biden signed legislation that orders
Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project designation could tear down more restrictions
'New rule threatens to squander America's hard-won technological advantage' says GPU supremo
Double digit reduction only served to 'stimulate some interest'
Energy consumption set to become a key performance indicator by 2027
Don't believe the hype? GPU maker jumps on the bandwagon anyway
You've got to spend money – like $36 billion+ – to make, er, AI chips
Beijing investigating claims of unfair competition in mature semiconductors
Amazon doesn't break out figures, but then again neither do Microsoft nor Google
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