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1. The Tech Download: What you might have missed in Nvidia’s earnings — a $200 billion opportunity and edge computing

   While Jensen Huang said the chip giant had "conceded" the China market, Nvidia reported another blockbuster quarter on Wednesday.

2. Mega-IPOs could signal market top, say analysts as SpaceX and OpenAI prep record floats

   SpaceX's IPO, expected on June 12, could mark the largest float in history.

3. Lenovo shares jump nearly 20% on record earnings as AI revenue nearly doubles

   Shares of Lenovo surged over 15% on Friday, after the electronics giant posted strong revenue growth bolstered by its artificial intelligence business.

4. Crypto bros, scalpers and Logan Paul: Inside the world of Pokémon where cards are sold for millions

   A Pokémon card boom is being driven by nostalgia, blockbuster card sales and speculation.

5. SpaceX scrubs test flight of massive Starship rocket, will retry Friday

   SpaceX's attempted Starship launch follows the company's release of its IPO prospectus, which set the stage for what's likely to be a record offering.

6. Job training for robots: How China is getting machines ready to join the workforce

   Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on the company's fourth-quarter earnings call that China is the biggest competition for humanoid robots.

7. Meta, Broadcom and others to launch $125 million semiconductor research hub at UCLA

   Broadcom, Meta, Applied Materials, GlobalFoundries and Synopsys are joining forces to launch a $125 million "Semiconductor Hub" at UCLA.

8. Workday jumps 14% as it bumps up margin forecast on AI strength

   Workday's CEO says the company is seeing success in artificial intelligence.

9. Oura, smart ring maker, files confidentially for IPO

   Oura, the maker of the health and wellness tracking smart ring, has confidentially filed for an IPO with the SEC.

10. Anthropic, Microsoft in talks for AI chip deal after $5 billion investment

    Microsoft has not made the Maia 200 chips available to customers, but they are used in the company's data centers, offering better efficiency than other silicon.