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LATEST NEWS


 * TEEMA PRESIDENT RICHARD LEE DISCUSSES RELOCATION OF TAIWANESE SEMICONDUCTOR
   COMPANIES
   
   TEEMA President Richard Lee announced that Taiwanese semiconductor companies
   are restructuring their production infrastructure outside of Taiwan,
   following aggressive rhetoric from the Chinese and Taiwanese governments. Lee
   also mentioned that countries like India, Mexico, Southeast Asian countries,
   China, and Europe have become attractive options for Taiwanese semiconductor
   companies. It's worth noting that Europe and the US are seen as crucial for
   these companies to contain production costs. The decision is surprising, as
   the Taiwanese government doesn't seem concerned. IDC reports that the global
   semiconductor industry is expected to decrease by 46% to 43% in 2027. This
   prediction, if confirmed, would indicate a downturn that could signal a
   decline for Taiwan. In summary, the situation is complex, and Taiwanese
   semiconductor companies are bracing for an uncertain future.


 * CHINA'S DEMAND FOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY EQUIPMENT SURGES IN 2023
   
   China's demand for photolithography equipment surged in 2023 as Chinese
   chipmakers ramped up production to meet increasing domestic and foreign
   demand. The Dutch company ASML, a leading photolithography equipment
   supplier, delivered dozens of deep ultraviolet (UV) photolithographic systems
   and necessary equipment to Chinese clients in the past few months. Japanese
   companies Tokyo Electron and Canon also exported photolithography equipment
   to China. Samsung and SK Hynix, South Korean companies, also exported
   photolithography equipment, although their businesses in China are different
   from those of Japanese and Dutch companies. The two major semiconductor
   manufacturers in South Korea, Samsung and SK Hynix, are also sending all the
   machines they need to their own factories in China. Samsung produces NAND
   flash memory in Xian and DRAM circuits in Wuxi, while SK Hynix manufactures
   NAND flash memory in Dalian. China is investing heavily in these machines to
   preserve its semiconductor industry in the short term, but it also has
   long-term goals of developing its own technology for producing integrated
   circuits.


 * THE SCIENCE BEHIND TAKING BREAKS: HOW UNPLUGGING HELPS BOOST PRODUCTIVITY
   
   Quieting the mind and disconnecting from the world can activate parts of the
   brain involved in generating new ideas and learning new concepts. Research
   shows that taking short breaks, even from simple activities like washing
   dishes or folding laundry, can help us enter a state of relaxation that
   enhances creativity and memory. This state, also known as the 'quiet
   wakefulness' or 'absorbed' state, can help us process complex thoughts while
   we rest. It's the equivalent of putting a plane in neutral or taking a break
   from being the protagonist in a creative process.


 * AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY SHOWS FRAGILITY AS PRODUCTION HALTS MOUNT
   
   The automotive industry is showing fragility as production halts continue to
   affect some of the market's most important companies. The situation in the
   Maritime Silk Road confirms that the supply chain is as fragile as it is
   capable of paralyzing work in some of the sector's leading companies.
   Recently, Tesla had to stop production in Germany due to supply chain issues
   in the Maritime Silk Road, while Volkswagen and Stellantis are looking for
   alternatives. Volkswagen is considering rerouting its ships around Africa to
   avert significant delays in delivery times. The cost of these detours is
   estimated to be around two million dollars per vehicle, just in fuel.
   Stellantis assures that the supply chain disruptions in the Maritime Silk
   Road will not affect production in Europe. They are relying on air transport
   to solve the difficulties that may arise in this situation. BMW and Renault,
   according to Reuters, are also experiencing problems due to the collapse of
   the Suez Canal. The shadow of possible closures continues to weigh on the
   delivery of vehicles, putting pressure on the companies.


 * AMAZON'S INVESTMENT IN ANTHROPIC AI: A RIVAL TO GOOGLE'S CHATGPT
   
   Amazon's investment in Anthropic AI, a rival to Google's ChatGPT, is causing
   seismic shifts in the tech industry. Microsoft made a multibillion-dollar
   investment in OpenAI in November 2022, and now Amazon is following suit with
   a reported investment of up to $4 billion in Anthropic. This investment was
   announced by Amazon's responsible parties in March 2023, indicating that
   Amazon will have a minority stake in this AI startup. The initial investment
   was for $1.25 billion, and details about the deal were not disclosed.
   Anthropic, which is now leading the industry, has been sluggish in
   development compared to ChatGPT, but it is expected to catch up. Anthropic
   aims to raise $5 billion in the next four years, which seems to be on the
   right track. In the case of ChatGPT, the model for business is yet to create
   a version for mass production of chatbots, and Claude Pro, based on Claude 2,
   which was launched in July, debuted in early 2023 with a budget of $20
   million. AWS is also part of this deal, and it will become the principal
   provider in the cloud for critical computing tasks. Dario Amodei, co-founder
   of Anthropic (formerly of OpenAI), explained to the Financial Times that
   'nothing has changed' in the deal, but it is difficult to believe, and there
   will likely be a balance between the two platforms in the cloud. Anthropic
   will use Chips Trainium to train its foundational large language models.
   Amazon is focusing on its investment, and it was previously reported that
   Amazon was planning to launch a new segment of the AI industry as a
   facilitator and intermediary for startups that want to use its platform AWS
   through a new API, Bedrock. Amazon's strategy is 'very different' from
   Microsoft's, which is centered on 'providing the maximum capacity of choice
   and maximum security'.


 * COREA DEL SUR'S ROLE IN THE SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY IS STRATEGIC
   
   Corea del Sur's role in the semiconductor industry is strategic, similar to
   that in the production of OLED panels and battery manufacturing. These
   sectors have a profound impact on the economy, as the Administration has been
   trying to strengthen its position in the global market and increase
   competitiveness. In December 2022, the President of this Asian country, Yoon
   Suk Yeol, visited the Netherlands with the goal of consolidating a chip
   alliance, among other priority objectives. This European country plays a
   crucial role in the chip industry due to its major chip equipment
   manufacturer, ASML, which is Dutch. In recent months, Corea del Sur has been
   facing pressure from the US to protect its primary semiconductor
   manufacturers in China. This effort has not been successful. Among these
   companies are the giants Samsung and SK Hynix. Exactly these two companies
   are the ones that the South Korean government is trying to bring together:
   the construction of a semiconductor production center that will cost 470.000
   million dollars. The largest chip production center in the world is currently
   being built in Magdeburg, Germany, and will cost 30.000 million dollars. The
   one being built in Kiryat Gat, Israel, will cost 25.000 million dollars. The
   plant that TSMC wants to build in Saxony, Germany, will cost 10.000 million
   euros. The titanic chip production center that the South Korean government
   intends to build will consist of 13 research and development centers.
   However, the Administration does not assume all the costs of these
   installations; the majority of the investment will come from private
   investors, with Samsung and SK Hynix, among other South Korean companies,
   leading the way. The construction of these 16 chip research and development
   centers in the field of integrated circuits is expected to be completed by
   2047, with the plants being ready for operation in a location near Seoul,
   during which they will be able to produce 7.7 million wafers per year by
   2030. However, not all of this is known for certain. The South Korean
   government's initiative to reinforce its semiconductor industry in a context
   where China, Japan, and Taiwan are investing billions also stands out.


 * COMPANIES ARE GOING BACK TO OFFICES, BUT IS IT IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY?
   
   Despite the efforts of companies to bring employees back to offices, many
   have reported conflicted results. Some employees preferred to abandon their
   jobs before returning to offices that remained empty since 2020. The study by
   Fortune reveals that the return to offices in reality did not lead to
   significant improvements in productivity due to financial results not
   improving with the return to offices.


 * THE CONCEPT OF A SECOND BRAIN: A MODERN APPROACH TO ORGANIZING DIGITAL
   KNOWLEDGE
   
   The concept of a second brain has been around for decades, even though the
   name itself is not widely used in English, such as second brain, or the
   brain's second brain. It refers to the need to archive and classify all the
   accumulated knowledge, regardless of language. This practice is not new, but
   the digital age has made it more necessary than ever due to the overwhelming
   amount of information available. Books, newsletters, tweets, videos, personal
   annotations, articles online, podcasts... We are not aware of how much
   information we consume in a year, but what is available to us is a vast
   amount. This information is difficult to manage and is susceptible to being
   forgotten, simply because we cannot find it when we need it. Bush's
   invention, Memex, was a mechanical device for storing books and recordings,
   adding annotations in the margins, and designed to find and retrieve
   information quickly. It was not realized in its time, but its principles were
   more innovative than the early computers of the 1940s. Bush sought to emulate
   the brain's ability to associate information through its association, not
   through traditional indices. He was a precursor to hypertext and inspired the
   work of Tim Berners-Lee. In this article, we will explore the concept of a
   second brain, a method for organizing digital knowledge. In its pages, Forte
   developed the concept of a second brain around the creation of a personalized
   information and knowledge management system. In it, we collect and organize
   ideas, information, and knowledge. Its key components are CAPTURE, ORGANIZE,
   DISTILL, and EXPRESS. *CAPTURE: collect and organize information from books,
   articles, podcasts, annotations in meetings, personal thoughts, videos,
   conversations, tweets, etc. *ORGANIZE: classify and structure information in
   an accessible format that remains logical. *DISTILL: extract the most
   relevant information for our context and goals, for example, a progressive
   summary: make it more prominent, highlight the title, make essential
   information stand out, and finally write in our own words what is most
   important in the information for us. *EXPRESS: convert all accumulated
   information into a source of inspiration and support for our own creations,
   in the form of text, music, videos, conferences, and code. This system is
   designed to facilitate the management of information and, in the latest
   instances, serves to potentiate the creativity of continuous learning. The
   key to this: we are not looking for a system to replace our long-term memory,
   but rather to help us find what is important to us more quickly and
   efficiently.


 * BILL GATES' JOURNEY TO BECOMING THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD
   
   Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, has been one of the most influential
   figures in the technology industry for the past 40 years. Despite retiring
   over 16 years ago, Gates has always been known for his relentless work ethic,
   often working long hours without breaks. However, Gates learned during his
   time at Microsoft that productivity is not about the number of hours worked,
   but rather how one organizes their work. Gates is an avid reader and believes
   that reading is not only a way to relax but also a means to learn about
   topics that can be applied to his work. According to studies, taking short
   breaks during the workday can contribute to increased productivity and
   reduced fatigue. Gates' interest in reading goes beyond relaxation and is a
   tool he uses to learn about topics that interest him, which he then applies
   to his philanthropic projects. Gates' advice to find a job that one enjoys
   and work with intelligent people is a key to motivation and productivity.
   Gates also emphasizes the importance of getting enough sleep, as lack of
   sleep can negatively impact cognitive processes such as attention, alertness,
   concentration, reasoning, and problem-solving, all of which are crucial for
   efficient learning and productivity. Overall, Gates' journey to becoming the
   richest man in the world is a testament to the power of hard work, continuous
   learning, and motivation.


 * US AND UK LAUNCH AIRSTRIKES IN YEMEN AMID GROWING TENSIONS IN THE REGION
   
   The US and UK have launched airstrikes in Yemen in response to attacks on
   shipping in the Red Sea, as tensions in the region continue to grow. The
   airstrikes targeted military bases and installations used by Houthi rebels,
   with the US and UK citing the need to protect their personnel and maintain
   freedom of navigation. The move follows a series of attacks on shipping in
   the region, including an incident on New Year's Eve where Houthi rebels fired
   on ships in the Red Sea. The situation in the region remains tense, with the
   potential for further escalation and the possibility of Iran becoming
   involved.




LATEST ENTRIES


 * LANDLORD UNAWARE OF PREVIOUS STORE VACANCY AT DESIRED RENTAL IN AMERICA
   
   A potential renter inquired about renting a store in America but was informed
   by the landlord that the store had recently become vacant, despite the
   landlord not knowing the previous tenant's status. The renter is concerned
   about the flagged property.


 * ACCEPTED DEFINITION OF ECONOMICS ON ECONOMICS STACK EXCHANGE
   
   This article discusses the accepted definition of economics on Economics
   Stack Exchange. The definition focuses on the study of scarcity and the
   coordination of human desires given scarce resources.


 * WHY DOESN'T IT MAKE SENSE TO EVER PURCHASE A HOUSE INSTEAD OF INVESTING IN
   INDEX FUNDS?
   
   A user shares their realization that they can't find a good reason to ever
   purchase a house instead of investing in index funds. They've been
   considering this since graduating.


 * DUKASCOPY HISTORICAL DATA: TSLA 1-TICK CANDLESTICKS WITH VOLUME UNITS
   
   This article provides a brief overview of accessing 1-tick historical data
   for Tesla (TSLA) stock using Dukascopy, along with the volume units.


 * UTILITY FUNCTION RATIONALIZES CONSUMER PREFERENCES FOR GOOD B WITH BUDGET W
   
   This article discusses how a utility function rationalizes consumer
   preferences for Good B when the consumer has a budget of W. The utility
   function helps consumers make optimal decisions by maximizing their
   satisfaction, even when budget constraints apply.


 * UNDERSTANDING XABCD HARMONIC PATTERNS IN TRADINGVIEW: A HELPFUL GUIDE
   
   A trader is experiencing issues with breaking head and shoulders in the last
   few days related to harmonics. This article aims to provide a helpful guide
   on understanding XABCD patterns in TradingView.


 * UNDERSTANDING DEMAND CURVE SHIFTS: INDIVIDUAL CONSUMERS' REPRESENTATION
   
   This article discusses the concept of demand curve shifts from an individual
   consumer's perspective.


 * CLARIFICATION OF INDIVIDUAL CONSUMERS' REPRESENTATION IN DEMAND CURVE SHIFTS
   
   This article provides clarification on the representation of individual
   consumers in demand curve shifts, as discussed in the educational video
   'Understanding Demand Curve: Shifts and Consumer Surplus'.


 * FED CUTS INTEREST RATES AMID RECESSION FEARS: MONEY CIRCULATION SLOWING DOWN
   
   The Federal Reserve Bank has cut interest rates in response to recession
   fears and slowing money circulation.


 * UNDERSTANDING CREDIT CARD INTEREST: WHEN DOES IT START ACCRUING AFTER A
   PURCHASE?
   
   Question about understanding when credit card interest starts accruing after
   a purchase.

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