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Intel brings free coffee back to offices for 'moral' support - after laying off 15,000 workers

Free coffee in Intel's offices has been reinstated as part of efforts to support employee morale, following its cancellation amid cost-cutting measures that included thousands of layoffs. “While Intel is still grappling with cost issues, we recogni...

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Apple is asking Foxconn and Lenovo to build AI servers for it on Silicon chips - but in Taiwan

Apple intends to utilize its Apple Silicon processors in its own artificial intelligence servers. The company has requested Foxconn and Lenovo to assemble them in Taiwan. The servers will be employed, among other things, to support the Apple Intelli...

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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang almost became CEO of TSMC

Jensen Huang from NVIDIA had the opportunity to lead TSMC but declined it. This incident was revealed in a biographical book about the founder of the Taiwanese chip manufacturer, Morris Chang. Currently, NVIDIA is the most valuable company in the wo...

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OpenAI has acquired one of the oldest URLs on the Internet for ChatGPT

OpenAI has acquired Chat.com — one of the oldest domains on the Internet, which was registered back in September 1996. Last year, it was revealed that the domain was purchased by Dharmesh Shah, founder and CTO of HubSpot, for $15.5 millio...

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"7% of income" 7% of income: Daniel Getmantsev proposes forced sale of bonds to the public

The head of the Verkhovna Rada's committee on finance, tax, and customs policy proposes to discuss mandatory purchases of government bonds (OVGZ) by the public amounting to 7% of taxable income. In the context of martial law, Daniil Getmantsev put f...

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Hellcat hackers demand $125,000 in French baguettes from the company - half that if it admits to hacking

Very hungry hackers have stolen data from the French company Schneider Electric and are demanding a massive amount of bread in exchange. They promise a 50% discount for honesty. According to preliminary information, hackers took 40 GB of data from a...

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Intel has delayed building a plant in Germany until 2030 with a 50% failure prospect

It took the German government some time to secure €10 billion for Intel Fab 29 near Magdeburg. However, the company is now postponing the project to 2029-2030. The Intel factory in Magdeburg was set to receive €10 billion from the state Climate and ...

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Apple will get fined for 'anti-competitive' App Store - up to a maximum of $38 billion under new EU law

Soon, Apple could become the first company in history to be fined under the new EU Digital Markets Act (DMA). According to sources from Bloomberg, the company has attracted the attention of the European Commission due to "anti...

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AMD beats Intel in the data center market for the first time - but NVIDIA earns many times that amount

For the first time in history, AMD has earned more from data center processors than Intel. However, NVIDIA has generated nearly four times more in this market than both processor giants combined. For over two decades, Intel held a dominant...

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Digitalization without spending limits: the Cabinet of Ministers lifted limits on the purchase of laptops and mobiles for the operation of IT systems

Currently, there are restrictions on the purchase of passenger cars, furniture, computers, mobile phones, and equipment by government agencies. These restrictions are established by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine resolution No. 332 dated April 4...

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Netflix offices are searched on suspicion of tax fraud

Specifically, this concerns Netflix offices located in France and the Netherlands. According to the information magazine Marianne and the daily newspaper Libération (via Deadline), French authorities conducted searches at Netflix offices in France o...

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Intel disappointed with CHIPS law: "Invested $30 billion in two years and got zero"

The CEO of Intel is disappointed with the funding under the U.S. CHIPS Act. Since its enactment, the company has invested $30 billion in U.S. factories but has received no direct government funding.Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger shared this in an intervie...

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More than 600 developers and designers of The New York Times went on strike the day before the U.S. election - the work of the publication's servers is under threat

The Technical Guild of The New York Times comprises over 600 software developers, product managers, data analysts, and designers who support the functioning of the newspaper’s digital services — including live blogs, mobile push notifications, and el...

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Tablets are gaining popularity: sales up 20%, Apple dominates but loses its edge

A new report from analytics firm IDC indicates that in the third quarter of 2024, global tablet sales reached 39.6 million units. This marks a 20.4% increase compared to the same period last year.Apple continues to lead the tablet market with 12.6 mi...

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Apple and Samsung want to buy Intel, too - rumors

It seems that Qualcomm isn't the only company interested in acquiring Intel. Rumor has it that Samsung and Apple are also looking into the possibility of acquiring the tech giant with its own manufacturing capabilities.Recently, Intel has been facing...

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