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time and time again, where there's a lack of transparency and a lack of actually measurable commitments.

Now, overall, the story from DigiTimes, USAI data center power shortages are driving the demand for hybrid solar, natural gas, and geothermal systems.

DigiTimes links US data center power constraints with demands for combinations of solar, natural gas, and geothermal energy.

The article describes electricity requirements that really, quote, strain available supply in certain regions.

And so I think you'll start to see communities needing to understand how those choices are going to affect overall reliability, costs and environmental commitments that are surrounding them.

Tesla continues to lean on Chinese manufacturing for Optimus and EVs.

Digitimes reported the company continues to draw on existing supplier relationships as humanoid production scales.

The approach mirrors earlier reliance on Chinese manufacturing for electric vehicles.

Service centers in South Korea face staffing pressure as sales rise.

Like, let's go.

Acer CEO Jason Chan was talking to DigiTimes, and he told them that only high-end DDR5 parts and niche CPUs are in short supply.

He's like, there's only a couple things that are actually in short supply.

He's like, there was a real shortage, obviously, but then RAM producers used this as an excuse to hike prices as high as possible.