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The hearing’s outcome could shape US-China trade policies and the global semiconductor market.

Darwinbox, Flow48, NXin, and more raised funds this week.

The department will explore AI applications, including story curation based on user habits, to improve news delivery.

Liu spent over 30 years at TSMC, playing a crucial role in its expansion.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) remained unchanged, closing at NT$1,005.00 (US$30.63).

Trump also mentioned China’s involvement in the transaction but did not specify potential buyers.

This investment values Shadowfax at US$750 million, as part of a larger US$50 million funding round.

Furlenco raised US$140 million in a series D funding round in 2021.

Following the announcement, bitcoin prices dropped 5% to US$85,000 before recovering to US$89,200.

Discussions focused on digital asset legislation, stablecoin regulation, and the bitcoin reserve framework.

The bonds will have a 0% coupon, according to deal terms reviewed by Bloomberg News.

Apple still needs permits from the communications and digital ministry and the trade ministry before selling them domestically.

This raised Nio's registered capital from 7.857 billion yuan (US$1.08 billion) to 8.257 billion yuan (US$1.14 billion).

The company expects G6 Hospitality to contribute an EBITDA of 630 crore rupee (US$72.26 million) in the next financial year.

Taiwan's key suppliers, including TSMC, benefited from strong demand from tech giants like Apple and Nvidia.

NetEase's public cloud service launched nearly a decade ago in China.

Broadcom benefits from tech firms seeking alternatives to Nvidia’s costly and supply-limited AI processors.

Using Colima with an SSL inspector

After Cognizant installed Zscaler on my work Mac, DDEV could no longer retrieve images from Docker Hub. It complained that it could not verify the TLS certificate. I use Colima as my Docker provider, which apparently does not yet automatically update it root certificate authorities to match the machine it runs on.

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I've started working on maintaining Views Data Export again.

I've decided to document my work in 2 week 'sprints'. And so this article is about what I did in Sprint 4.

 

Sprint progress

At the start of the sprint in the Drupal.org issue queue there were:

• 45 open bugs
• 1 fixed issue.
• 63 other open issues

That's a total of 109 open issues.

By the end it looked like this:

• 40 open bugs
• 1 fixed issue.
• 59 other open issues

So that's a total of 100 open issues, an 8% reduction from before.

Key goals

In this sprint I wanted to:

• Go through the remaining bug reports
• Try to get Drush commands back in.

Bug reports

Didn't manage to get through these, but I did discover this fantastic website:

https://contribkanban.com/board/views_data_export

Where I can view all the tickets in a non-nasty way.

I got through some bug reports and committed one fix that closed out two tickets.

Drush commands

I couldn't bring myself to commit the code that was on the issue in this sprint, I've explained myself in the issue. It just seems like although the code works, it's not doing things in the 'right' way.

Part of the code in that issue is refactoring some code around so that it can be called from multiple places. This is making the MR look a lot more messy than it might first appear, so I might split those pieces off into their own MR and get those committed in before looping back and trying to address the Drush specific elements of the current MR in that issue.

I'm planning to tackle this next week, as part of the Sprint 5.

I'll likely do a release at the end of Sprint 5 too.

Future roadmap/goals

I'm not committing myself to doing these exactly, or any particular order, but this is my high-level list of hopes/dreams/desires, I'll copy and paste this to the next sprint summary article as I go and adjust as required.

• Update the documentation on Drupal.org
• Not have any duplicate issues on Drupal.org