Arm CEO Rene Haas makes grim prediction that DeepSeek will be "shut down"
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Rene Haas was on an exercise bike two weeks ago watching CNBC like he does every morning, when the tech sector took a beating. The TV screen had “red everywhere”, recalls the chief executive of Arm Holdings. “Everything is crashing and I’m thinking to myself: seriously? Really? What are people thinking?”
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