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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger Announces IDM 2.0 Strategy, to Spend $20 Billion on US Chip Plants
Intel will greatly expand its advanced chip manufacturing capacity as new chief executive Pat Gelsinger announced its IDM 2.0 strategy. The company plans to spend as much as $20 billion (roughly Rs. 1,45,300 crores) to build two factories in Arizona and to open up its factories to outside customers.
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Waymo Tests 'Rider Only' Service And Looks Beyond Robo-Taxis
Waymo Chief Executive John Krafcik said the self-driving vehicle company is now offering limited "rider-only" trips in Phoenix, Arizona, as it looks beyond the robo-taxis business to generate future revenue. Waymo, a unit of Alphabet Inc has begun offering fully automated rides, without attendants in the vehicle, to a few hundred early users of its...
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Waymo Tests 'Rider Only' Service And Looks Beyond Robo-Taxis
Waymo Chief Executive John Krafcik said the self-driving vehicle company is now offering limited "rider-only" trips in Phoenix, Arizona, and is looking beyond the robo-taxi business to generate future revenue, including delivery services.
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Donald Trump Nominates Former Aerospace Executive As Head Of US Air Force
US President Donald Trump announced Tuesday he had nominated a former ambassador and Arizona businesswoman to lead the Air Force.
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US Multinationals Hit Hard by Strong Dollar, to Bleed Further into 2015
All told, the resurgent US currency could shave up to $12 billion off US companies' fourth-quarter 2014 revenue alone, according to currency expert Wolfgang Koester, chief executive of FireApps, a data analytics company in Phoenix, Arizona, that examines quarterly reports for currency-related losses.
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US State to Execute Man Convicted in 1995 Killing
The US Supreme Court is weighing whether to intervene in the scheduled Missouri execution of a man condemned to death in the 1995 killing of a college student.
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Arizona Execution Renews Debate Over Methods
A third execution by lethal injection has gone awry in six months, renewing debate in the US over whether there is a foolproof way for the government to humanely kill condemned criminals, and whether it's even worth looking for one.
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Arizona Execution Renews Debate over Methods
A third execution by lethal injection has gone awry in six months, renewing debate in the US over whether there is a fool-proof way for the government to humanely kill condemned criminals, and whether it's even worth looking for one.
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Arizona Inmate's Execution Was Torture: US Senator John McCain
United States Senator John McCain says he believes the execution of an Arizona inmate that lasted two hours was torture.
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Lethal Injections Face Scrutiny after Two-Hour US Execution
The US Supreme Court is under increasing pressure to consider halting death sentences by lethal injection after a convicted Arizona killer took two hours to die.
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US Inmate Dies Two Hours After Execution Begins
A condemned US inmate gasped and snorted during his almost two-hour execution Wednesday in an episode sure to heighten the national scrutiny surrounding the death penalty.
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Arizona executes killer convicted of 1992 kidnap and murder: Official
A defiant killer who asked for no mercy, shunned a clemency hearing and railed against immigrants in his 1993 sentencing was put to death on Wednesday for kidnapping and killing a Hispanic community college student, officials said.
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US state executes murderer with foreign drug
Arizona has executed Jeffrey Landrigan for a 1989 murder in the state's first execution since 2007.Landrigan died by injection at a state prison in Florence on Tuesday night after a stay issued by a federal judge was lifted by the US Supreme Court. That stay was based on questions about the effectiveness of the state's supply of an execution drug i...
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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger Announces IDM 2.0 Strategy, to Spend $20 Billion on US Chip Plants
Intel will greatly expand its advanced chip manufacturing capacity as new chief executive Pat Gelsinger announced its IDM 2.0 strategy. The company plans to spend as much as $20 billion (roughly Rs. 1,45,300 crores) to build two factories in Arizona and to open up its factories to outside customers.
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Waymo Tests 'Rider Only' Service And Looks Beyond Robo-Taxis
Waymo Chief Executive John Krafcik said the self-driving vehicle company is now offering limited "rider-only" trips in Phoenix, Arizona, as it looks beyond the robo-taxis business to generate future revenue. Waymo, a unit of Alphabet Inc has begun offering fully automated rides, without attendants in the vehicle, to a few hundred early users of its...
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Waymo Tests 'Rider Only' Service And Looks Beyond Robo-Taxis
Waymo Chief Executive John Krafcik said the self-driving vehicle company is now offering limited "rider-only" trips in Phoenix, Arizona, and is looking beyond the robo-taxi business to generate future revenue, including delivery services.
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Donald Trump Nominates Former Aerospace Executive As Head Of US Air Force
US President Donald Trump announced Tuesday he had nominated a former ambassador and Arizona businesswoman to lead the Air Force.
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US Multinationals Hit Hard by Strong Dollar, to Bleed Further into 2015
All told, the resurgent US currency could shave up to $12 billion off US companies' fourth-quarter 2014 revenue alone, according to currency expert Wolfgang Koester, chief executive of FireApps, a data analytics company in Phoenix, Arizona, that examines quarterly reports for currency-related losses.
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US State to Execute Man Convicted in 1995 Killing
The US Supreme Court is weighing whether to intervene in the scheduled Missouri execution of a man condemned to death in the 1995 killing of a college student.
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Arizona Execution Renews Debate Over Methods
A third execution by lethal injection has gone awry in six months, renewing debate in the US over whether there is a foolproof way for the government to humanely kill condemned criminals, and whether it's even worth looking for one.
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Arizona Execution Renews Debate over Methods
A third execution by lethal injection has gone awry in six months, renewing debate in the US over whether there is a fool-proof way for the government to humanely kill condemned criminals, and whether it's even worth looking for one.
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Arizona Inmate's Execution Was Torture: US Senator John McCain
United States Senator John McCain says he believes the execution of an Arizona inmate that lasted two hours was torture.
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Lethal Injections Face Scrutiny after Two-Hour US Execution
The US Supreme Court is under increasing pressure to consider halting death sentences by lethal injection after a convicted Arizona killer took two hours to die.
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US Inmate Dies Two Hours After Execution Begins
A condemned US inmate gasped and snorted during his almost two-hour execution Wednesday in an episode sure to heighten the national scrutiny surrounding the death penalty.
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Arizona executes killer convicted of 1992 kidnap and murder: Official
A defiant killer who asked for no mercy, shunned a clemency hearing and railed against immigrants in his 1993 sentencing was put to death on Wednesday for kidnapping and killing a Hispanic community college student, officials said.
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US state executes murderer with foreign drug
Arizona has executed Jeffrey Landrigan for a 1989 murder in the state's first execution since 2007.Landrigan died by injection at a state prison in Florence on Tuesday night after a stay issued by a federal judge was lifted by the US Supreme Court. That stay was based on questions about the effectiveness of the state's supply of an execution drug i...
