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Conclusion of the $TSM's DRAM manufacturing is here - $TSM clarifies it has no plans to enter DRAM manufacturing business - Company reaffirms strategic focus on foundry services as core business > $TSM clarifies market speculation by reaffirming its commitment to foundry services rather than competing in memory chips, reducing uncertainty about capital allocation and competitive positioning. > This statement helps investors understand the company's disciplined capital deployment strategy focused on its core competency.

CONCLUSION: The people who think AI won't replace anyone will be among the very first to be replaced by AI. They will find it "shocking" that they didn't see it coming. Even though the rest of us tried to warn them over and over. Kind of like with COVID, too.

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Concluding a historic and productive visit to Slovakia. The outcomes of this visit will go a long way in strengthening bilateral ties between our nations. Stronger trade relations will greatly benefit our youth. Gratitude to the Slovakian government and people for the warmth. I am very grateful to Prime Minister Fico for coming to see me off. @RobertFicoSVK

Some conclusions from the @FirstCitznInnov report & event in NYC yesterday: -fintech didn’t shrink, AI just made it look small. ~$40B is going into fintech this year, almost 2x last year, yet its share of venture $ fell from ~20% at peak to ~6% -a ~$300b stablecoin mkt is basically a top-25 US bank that nobody calls a bank. The surprise is who’s adopting it now: banks, asset managers, payment networks & corporates, vs crypto natives. The instis that spent years treating stablecoins as a threat are now integrating them -5 yrs of fintech startups are worth ~$1.1T on paper, but only 1% have IPO’d. 16% have exited & ~20% have shut down. Most of the rest (65%) are still VC-backed, & half of those haven’t raised in 2 yrs. VCs’ answer is to pair those founders with AI engineers & start new cos. They’re backing the founders again, vs the old companies -the bigger regulatory risk is old rules, not new ones. This admin is deregulating by not enforcing, not by changing the law. Best line of the day: “the current teacher is not collecting homework doesn’t mean the homework’s not due.” Any business model built on an enforcement gap is effectively a bet on the 2028 election. Only statute holds -the next big problem for banks: transactions the customer authorized thru an agent. For 10+ yrs the consensus on “self-driving money” was that no one would ever hand over the keys. Now ppl are handing AI agents full account access, & banks can’t easily tell an agent acting on instructions from an account takeover. Liability, identity & personhood are all unsolved, which is why banks like Citi want to fund that infra layer