The US is extending a critical concession to Taiwanese and South Korean chipmakers, one that will benefit China.
Bracken Darrell, Logitech President and CEO, Resigns
Logitech has announced the resignation of President and CEO Bracken Darrell, saying the executive is leaving “to pursue another opportunity.”
Microsoft’s Online Store Now Features Surface Replacement Parts
Microsoft is continuing to embrace right-to-repair, updating its online store with an array of Surface replacement parts.
AWS May Start Using AMD Chips
AMD may be on the verge of scoring a major win, with AWS looking at the company’s new AI chips for its data centers.
Comcast: FCC’s Broadband Labels A ‘Burden’ That Add ‘Unnecessary Complexity’
Comcast is pushing back on the Federal Communication Commission’s plans to require companies to use “nutrition labels” to clearly inform customers of plans’ costs and features.
Germany Will Not Give Intel More Subsidies for Fabrication Plant
Germany has dealt Intel a blow, saying it will not give the chipmaker additional subsidies to help it build its “semiconductor fab mega-site.”
Robocalls Are A Bigger Issue Than What Americans May Think
Let’s face it – robocalls are becoming a bigger issue than what many Americans may think. Read more in the article below.
Late to the Party, Toyota Comes Roaring Into the BEV Market
Toyota has announced a significant battery electric vehicle initiative, one that should help it make up for lost time.
YouTube Will Help Creators Earn Money Sooner
YouTube is making significant changes that should help creators monetize their channels sooner.
Apple, Intel Among Companies in Talks to Be ‘Anchor Investors’ in Arm IPO
Apple, Intel, and eight other companies are in talks to be an “anchor investor” in Arm Holdings’ upcoming IPO.