CryptoWorld news: TSMC is expected to see second-quarter revenue of $39 billion to $40.2 billion; Pfizer’s next-generation weight loss drug, Wegovy®, begins pre-sales; Elon Musk demands that the Terafab semiconductor project be advanced at “light speed”; Aehr Test Systems receives a follow-up production order after $41 million; Baidu AI Developer Conference is scheduled for May; SK Hynix ADRs are expected to be listed in the U.S. between June and July; Google is in talks with the U.S. Department of Defense to use the Gemini model; Intel launches the Core i3 processor; Meta increases Quest VR headset prices due to rising memory costs; Microsoft and Stellantis jointly develop an AI project; Pepsi’s first-quarter net revenue of $19.44 billion exceeds expectations; Boeing requests to ease fuel-efficiency restrictions for the 777F aircraft; Oracle and Amazon Web Services expand their multi-cloud network collaboration.