Here's everything we know about President Trump's AI Action Plan, a roadmap for the administration's approach to AI.

President Donald Trump signed executive orders to put in motion a new White House plan to boost artificial intelligence development in the US by loosening regulations and expanding energy supplies for data centers.

Trump’s AI Action Plan outlines a deregulatory strategy to boost U.S. tech leadership through innovation, infrastructure, and global AI diplomacy.

Recent developments in the AI chip industry have underscored the strategic importance of precision manufacturing in supporting critical supply chains. PMGC Holdings Inc. recently completed the acquisition of AGA Precision Systems LLC,

“Despite Beijing pouring significant subsidies into its domestic semiconductor industry, China cannot produce chips capable of training leading AI models, leaving Chinese firms reliant on American suppliers,” wrote Jack Burnham and Miles Kershner of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies after the H20 announcement.

Nvidia is now the first company to surge past $4 trillion in market capitalization, rebounding from its DeepSeek-induced slump earlier this year. Other AI chipmakers, including AMD and China’s Huawei, are reporting strong financial results. Nearly every major chipmaker is now centering its strategy on AI. But what if AI doesn’t work out?

Indonesia will finish work next month on its first national strategy on artificial intelligence in a bid to attract foreign investment, an official said, as Southeast Asia's largest economy looks to join the global AI and chip-making race.

LG Electronics Inc. shares advanced in Seoul after a local media report that the company is developing cutting-edge tools for making the memory chips that work alongside AI processors designed by Nvidia Corp.