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    Micron granted US$6.1 billion in US subsidies
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    Wednesday 26 October 2016
    Nvidia to sell Titan X via channel partners instead of graphics card players
    Nvidia's new top-end graphics card, the Titan X, is expected to make its debut in countries including Japan, China and Taiwan in November, priced as high as NT$40,000 (US$1,268)....
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