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Nvidia is set to replace chip giant Intel in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, in a major shake-up to the blue-chip index. The change underscores the surge in artificial intelligence and signals a significant shift within the semiconductor industry. The switch will take place on Friday (Nov. 8), S&P Dow Jones revealed in a statement, in a bid to “ensure a more representative exposure to the semiconductors industry.” Nvidia has emerged as a leader in the AI chip market, taking the place of its struggling competitor Intel, which has held a spot on the Dow index since 1999. Why Dow is swapping Intel for Nvidia In July, ReadWrite reported that Microsoft had been dethroned as the world’s most valuable company by Nvidia, and as recently as Monday (Nov.

While the successor to the Switch hasn’t yet been announced, Nintendo says it will be able to play current Switch games. The news came through Nintendo’s midyear policy briefing, with the company sharing how over 100 million people worldwide play the Switch with the product still maintaining momentum. The product was released in 2017, and the rumblings of a new device have been heard for some time now.

Senator Elizabeth Warren, known for her outspoken criticism of the crypto industry, has reportedly secured re-election to a third consecutive term in the Massachusetts Senate race, defeating Republican opponent John Deaton. Massachusetts voters have repeatedly elected Warren to represent them in Washington, supporting her commitment to progressive priorities and her focus on financial regulation.

The wonderful indie Roguelite Magicraft has been taking the Steam charts by storm since finally reaching version 1 after a spell in Early Access. Players have been flocking to its fun magical, spell-binding combos where you can create infinitely different walls of power to vanquish your enemies. But with so many spells to choose from and combine, it can be a bit overwhelming to get the perfect build.

As the US presidential election nears a close, with seven results left to go, Trump’s victory odds have surged to 99.6% on Polymarket. This comes as Trump looks all but certain to have secured a second term in the White House, with the decentralized betting platform Polymarket having its odds consistently in the Republican candidates’ favor. The business mogul stands just four Electoral College votes away from the 270 that are needed to declare the winner. While counting is still underway in Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona and Nevada, Trump has already delivered a victory speech and country leaders have congratulated him publicly. The betting platform has tracked the election throughout, creating a forecast.

Bitcoin surged to a record high as crypto investors celebrated the likely election victory of Donald Trump, who has committed to making the United States “the bitcoin superpower of the world.” The price of the world’s most valuable cryptocurrency soared above $75,000 on Wednesday morning (Nov. 6), surpassing its previous record of just under $74,000 set in March. News of Trump’s expected victory in the White House race drove Bitcoin up by more than 10 per cent within just a few hours.