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Apple, Samsung Stop India Laptop Imports After Sudden Curbs
Apple Inc., Samsung Electronics Co. and HP Inc. are among the biggest names freezing new imports of laptops and tablets to India after an abrupt ban on inbound shipments without a license.
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Apple, Samsung, HP Halt India Laptop Imports After Sudden Curbs
Apple, Samsung Electronics and HP are among the biggest names freezing new imports of laptops and tablets to India after the South Asian country abruptly banned inbound shipments without a license. Regulators on Thursday surprised the world’s biggest PC makers when they made licenses mandatory for import of electronics from small tablets to a...
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India's Import Ban on Laptops, Tablets, PC to Boost Domestic Manufacturing, Says MoS IT
India's decision to impose a licensing requirement for imports of laptops, tablets, and personal computers will boost domestic manufacturing and ensure its tech ecosystem uses verified systems only, its deputy IT minister said on Friday. The government in its notification on Thursday gave no reason for the move, which could affect technology compan...
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Micron Expects Hit on Revenue in Quarterly Results Amid Ban in China
US-based Micron Technology on Monday forecast a hit to revenue in the low-single to high-single digit percentage after a ban by China on sale of its memory chips to key domestic industries marked the latest in the Sino-American trade spat. China's cyberspace regulator said late on Sunday that Micron, the biggest US memory chipmaker, had failed its ...
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US Export Ban on Advanced AI Chips to Hit China's Access to Technology
The latest controls by the US limiting shipments of top AI chips by Nvidia and AMD to China would reduce the flow of advanced technology to the Asian country. It will also add to mounting US-Chinese tension. Nvidia's A100 and upcoming H100 integrated circuits will be impacted by the restrictions.
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Apple Prohibits Caste-Based Discrimination With Update in Employee Conduct Policy
Apple emerges as an early leader in policies to rid Silicon Valley of caste-based discrimination. Apple updated its general employee conduct policy about two years ago to explicitly prohibit discrimination on the basis of caste. Inclusion of caste as a category goes beyond the US discrimination laws, which do not explicitly ban casteism. Several co...
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China Condemns Huawei, ZTE Ban Move in Canada, Calls Security Risks ‘Groundless Without Any Solid Evidence’
China lashed out at Canada for banning Chinese telecoms giants Huawei and ZTE from Canadian 5G networks. The concerns for security risks were claimed to be “groundless" by Chinese authorities who claim that this move can seriously damage the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies.
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Huawei, ZTE to Face Ban in Canada for National Security, Country Joins Five Eyes Intelligence-Sharing Network
Canada has announced its plan to ban the use of China's Huawei Technologies and ZTE 5G gear to protect national security. By doing so, the country has joined the rest of the so-called Five Eyes intelligence-sharing network. The decision had been delayed amid diplomatic tensions with China. Rest of the Five Eyes network has already banned the equipm...
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Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google, More US Tech Giants Should Be Regulated Where They’re Based: EU Lawmaker
US tech giants such as Apple, Google, Facebook and Amazon should be regulated by the EU country where they are based under proposed EU rules, a top lawmaker said, knocking back efforts by some countries to broaden the planned act's scope.
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TikTok Saga Continues With Microsoft Talks. Now What?
The latest twist in the TikTok saga is an especially strange turn in a tale filled with strange turns. Suddenly, Microsoft — known primarily for work software like Windows and Office — is in talks to buy the popular Chinese-owned video app, which has raised national-security concerns for US officials.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn, Others Hit as India Said to Hold Back Imports From China
India's additional scrutiny of imports from China has disrupted operations at plants owned by Apple supplier Foxconn in southern India, three sources told Reuters, and other foreign firms are also facing delays as tensions between the two countries build.
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Huawei Files to Trademark Its Hongmeng Mobile OS Around the World After US Ban
Huawei has applied to trademark its Hongmeng operating system (OS) in at least nine countries and Europe, data from a UN body shows.
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Huawei Removed From SD Association and Wi-Fi Alliance, Google Removes Its Phones From Android Enterprise Device List
“We are hopeful this situation will be resolved and are working to find the best solution," the company says.
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Huawei Created Its Own Operating System to Bypass Possible Ban on Using Android, Windows: Yu
Huawei’s CEO Richard Yu has revealed that the company has developed its own operating systems, in case it can no longer use Android and Windows.
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US Laptop Ban on Middle East Carriers Has Officially Ended
In March, the United States banned large electronics in cabins on flights from 10 airports in the Middle East and North Africa over concerns that explosives could be concealed in the devices taken onboard aircraft.
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Apple, Samsung Stop India Laptop Imports After Sudden Curbs
Apple Inc., Samsung Electronics Co. and HP Inc. are among the biggest names freezing new imports of laptops and tablets to India after an abrupt ban on inbound shipments without a license.
-
Apple, Samsung, HP Halt India Laptop Imports After Sudden Curbs
Apple, Samsung Electronics and HP are among the biggest names freezing new imports of laptops and tablets to India after the South Asian country abruptly banned inbound shipments without a license. Regulators on Thursday surprised the world’s biggest PC makers when they made licenses mandatory for import of electronics from small tablets to a...
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India's Import Ban on Laptops, Tablets, PC to Boost Domestic Manufacturing, Says MoS IT
India's decision to impose a licensing requirement for imports of laptops, tablets, and personal computers will boost domestic manufacturing and ensure its tech ecosystem uses verified systems only, its deputy IT minister said on Friday. The government in its notification on Thursday gave no reason for the move, which could affect technology compan...
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Micron Expects Hit on Revenue in Quarterly Results Amid Ban in China
US-based Micron Technology on Monday forecast a hit to revenue in the low-single to high-single digit percentage after a ban by China on sale of its memory chips to key domestic industries marked the latest in the Sino-American trade spat. China's cyberspace regulator said late on Sunday that Micron, the biggest US memory chipmaker, had failed its ...
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US Export Ban on Advanced AI Chips to Hit China's Access to Technology
The latest controls by the US limiting shipments of top AI chips by Nvidia and AMD to China would reduce the flow of advanced technology to the Asian country. It will also add to mounting US-Chinese tension. Nvidia's A100 and upcoming H100 integrated circuits will be impacted by the restrictions.
-
Apple Prohibits Caste-Based Discrimination With Update in Employee Conduct Policy
Apple emerges as an early leader in policies to rid Silicon Valley of caste-based discrimination. Apple updated its general employee conduct policy about two years ago to explicitly prohibit discrimination on the basis of caste. Inclusion of caste as a category goes beyond the US discrimination laws, which do not explicitly ban casteism. Several co...
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China Condemns Huawei, ZTE Ban Move in Canada, Calls Security Risks ‘Groundless Without Any Solid Evidence’
China lashed out at Canada for banning Chinese telecoms giants Huawei and ZTE from Canadian 5G networks. The concerns for security risks were claimed to be “groundless" by Chinese authorities who claim that this move can seriously damage the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies.
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Huawei, ZTE to Face Ban in Canada for National Security, Country Joins Five Eyes Intelligence-Sharing Network
Canada has announced its plan to ban the use of China's Huawei Technologies and ZTE 5G gear to protect national security. By doing so, the country has joined the rest of the so-called Five Eyes intelligence-sharing network. The decision had been delayed amid diplomatic tensions with China. Rest of the Five Eyes network has already banned the equipm...
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Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google, More US Tech Giants Should Be Regulated Where They’re Based: EU Lawmaker
US tech giants such as Apple, Google, Facebook and Amazon should be regulated by the EU country where they are based under proposed EU rules, a top lawmaker said, knocking back efforts by some countries to broaden the planned act's scope.
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TikTok Saga Continues With Microsoft Talks. Now What?
The latest twist in the TikTok saga is an especially strange turn in a tale filled with strange turns. Suddenly, Microsoft — known primarily for work software like Windows and Office — is in talks to buy the popular Chinese-owned video app, which has raised national-security concerns for US officials.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn, Others Hit as India Said to Hold Back Imports From China
India's additional scrutiny of imports from China has disrupted operations at plants owned by Apple supplier Foxconn in southern India, three sources told Reuters, and other foreign firms are also facing delays as tensions between the two countries build.
-
Huawei Files to Trademark Its Hongmeng Mobile OS Around the World After US Ban
Huawei has applied to trademark its Hongmeng operating system (OS) in at least nine countries and Europe, data from a UN body shows.
-
Huawei Removed From SD Association and Wi-Fi Alliance, Google Removes Its Phones From Android Enterprise Device List
“We are hopeful this situation will be resolved and are working to find the best solution," the company says.
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Huawei Created Its Own Operating System to Bypass Possible Ban on Using Android, Windows: Yu
Huawei’s CEO Richard Yu has revealed that the company has developed its own operating systems, in case it can no longer use Android and Windows.
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US Laptop Ban on Middle East Carriers Has Officially Ended
In March, the United States banned large electronics in cabins on flights from 10 airports in the Middle East and North Africa over concerns that explosives could be concealed in the devices taken onboard aircraft.
