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      <title>Hormuz Talks Stall, Samsung Stacks Memory on the GPU, Taiwan Slows Its Own Networks: August 10 Briefing</title>
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      <description>Monday opened with two officials describing the same negotiation in incompatible terms. The American position is that talks with Iran are being kept deliberately quiet, that the pressure now is economic rather than diplomatic, and that Tehran is broke enough to have trouble paying its own soldiers. The Iranian foreign minister said, a few hours earlier, that there are no talks. Not stalled talks. None. He added that Iran will not sit down while Washington keeps breaking the June agreement.</description>
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