Tech News: Trump's Interview on X Gets 74 Million Views. Sort of.

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Tech News: Trump's Interview on X Gets 74 Million Views. Sort of.

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Aug 24, 2023

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Did Trump's interview really get 74 million views on X? (Probably not). American workers say TSMC management is to blame for delays with construction at the Arizona fabrication facility. Nvidia makes serious bank from AI, and lots more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Aug 24, 2023

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