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Intel's Interim Co-CEO David Zinsner Says New Chief Executive Will Have Foundry Experience
Intel's interim co-CEO David Zinsner said that the company's next chief executive officer will have manufacturing expertise as well as experience in the product side of the chipmaking business. The firm has reportedly started evaluating a handful of outsiders including former board member Lip-Bu Tan to take the reins of the struggling chipmaker, a ...
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Intel Said to Approach Candidates for CEO Role, Including Former Board Member Lip-Bu Tan
Intel is said to be considering several external candidates for the position of Chief Executive Officer, including former board member Lip-Bu Tan. The company recently ousted veteran Pat Gelsinger, three years after he inherited a company rife with challenges that he compounded.
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ChatGPT Maker OpenAI in Talks to Raise New Funding at $100 Billion Valuation
OpenAI is in early talks to raise new funding at a valuation at or above $100 billion, making the firm one of the most valuable startups in the world, and second to Elon Musk's Space Exploration Technologies in valuation in the US, according to CBInsights data.
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Apple's iPhone And Watch Product Design Chief To Depart In February
The Apple Inc. executive in charge of product design for the iPhone and smartwatch is stepping down, bringing a shake-up to the company's most critical product lines.
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Broadcom’s VMware Acquisition and Other Deals Under CEO Hock Tan: A Timeline
Broadcom made its biggest and boldest move to diversify its business on Thursday as the company offered $61 billion (roughly Rs. 4,73,639 crore) offer to buy VMware. This is company’s most ambitious attempt deal since its effort to buy Qualcomm for $103 billion failed in 2018.
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Facebook Slams 'Severe' Singapore Misinformation Law
Facebook said Monday Singapore's use of an online misinformation law is "severe" and risks stifling free speech, after the company was again forced to block a page in the city-state.
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Chinese Scientist In US Sentenced For 2 Years For Technology Theft
A Chinese scientist was sentenced to two years in prison on Thursday for stealing next-generation battery technology from the American petroleum company where he worked.
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Pininfarina Teases The Battista Electric Hypercar Ahead Of Geneva Motor Show Reveal
Automobili Pininfarinas luxury electric hypercar, Battista, will be revealed in three different beautiful specifications at the world premiere in Geneva. The company will present two examples of the Battista hypercar on its stand and people can walk upto the stand to place their orders for the car. A Grigio Luserna Battista features anodized alumin...
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US President Donald Trump Halts Broadcom Takeover Of Qualcomm
The move by Mr Trump to kill the deal comes only months after the US president himself stood next to Broadcom chief executive Hock Tan at the White House, announcing the company's decision to move its headquarters to the United States and calling it "one of the really great, great companies".
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Razer Gaming Smartphone Could Be Out 'End of the Year': CEO
The Razer gaming smartphone is real, CEO Min-Liang Tan confirms.
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Razer Is Offering $25,000 for Information on Stolen Project Valerie Laptops
Razer CEO confirmed theft had taken place on January 8. He also confirmed that both the prototypes were Project Valerie laptops.
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Companies To Get PAN, TAN Within A Day; Paperless Application Starts
Companies can now obtain PAN or TAN registration within a day if they submit digital signature certificate based application, thereby ensuring ease of doing business, Income Tax department said today.
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Tata Power to Speed Up $1.8-Billion Vietnam Station
Tata Power Company Ltd plans to complete work on a $1.8 billion thermal power station in Vietnam three years early, government officials said, as the two countries strive to showcase the economic ties between them.
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Vietnam to Help Companies Hit by Anti-China Riots
Vietnam has promised to provide financial help to businesses hit by anti-China riots which erupted last week over a territorial dispute between Hanoi and Beijing in the South China Sea.
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Lindsay Lohan being sued for $41,031
Lindsay Lohan still hasn't paid the $41,031 she owes to a tanning company.
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Intel's Interim Co-CEO David Zinsner Says New Chief Executive Will Have Foundry Experience
Intel's interim co-CEO David Zinsner said that the company's next chief executive officer will have manufacturing expertise as well as experience in the product side of the chipmaking business. The firm has reportedly started evaluating a handful of outsiders including former board member Lip-Bu Tan to take the reins of the struggling chipmaker, a ...
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Intel Said to Approach Candidates for CEO Role, Including Former Board Member Lip-Bu Tan
Intel is said to be considering several external candidates for the position of Chief Executive Officer, including former board member Lip-Bu Tan. The company recently ousted veteran Pat Gelsinger, three years after he inherited a company rife with challenges that he compounded.
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ChatGPT Maker OpenAI in Talks to Raise New Funding at $100 Billion Valuation
OpenAI is in early talks to raise new funding at a valuation at or above $100 billion, making the firm one of the most valuable startups in the world, and second to Elon Musk's Space Exploration Technologies in valuation in the US, according to CBInsights data.
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Apple's iPhone And Watch Product Design Chief To Depart In February
The Apple Inc. executive in charge of product design for the iPhone and smartwatch is stepping down, bringing a shake-up to the company's most critical product lines.
-
Broadcom’s VMware Acquisition and Other Deals Under CEO Hock Tan: A Timeline
Broadcom made its biggest and boldest move to diversify its business on Thursday as the company offered $61 billion (roughly Rs. 4,73,639 crore) offer to buy VMware. This is company’s most ambitious attempt deal since its effort to buy Qualcomm for $103 billion failed in 2018.
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Facebook Slams 'Severe' Singapore Misinformation Law
Facebook said Monday Singapore's use of an online misinformation law is "severe" and risks stifling free speech, after the company was again forced to block a page in the city-state.
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Chinese Scientist In US Sentenced For 2 Years For Technology Theft
A Chinese scientist was sentenced to two years in prison on Thursday for stealing next-generation battery technology from the American petroleum company where he worked.
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Pininfarina Teases The Battista Electric Hypercar Ahead Of Geneva Motor Show Reveal
Automobili Pininfarinas luxury electric hypercar, Battista, will be revealed in three different beautiful specifications at the world premiere in Geneva. The company will present two examples of the Battista hypercar on its stand and people can walk upto the stand to place their orders for the car. A Grigio Luserna Battista features anodized alumin...
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US President Donald Trump Halts Broadcom Takeover Of Qualcomm
The move by Mr Trump to kill the deal comes only months after the US president himself stood next to Broadcom chief executive Hock Tan at the White House, announcing the company's decision to move its headquarters to the United States and calling it "one of the really great, great companies".
-
Razer Gaming Smartphone Could Be Out 'End of the Year': CEO
The Razer gaming smartphone is real, CEO Min-Liang Tan confirms.
-
Razer Is Offering $25,000 for Information on Stolen Project Valerie Laptops
Razer CEO confirmed theft had taken place on January 8. He also confirmed that both the prototypes were Project Valerie laptops.
-
Companies To Get PAN, TAN Within A Day; Paperless Application Starts
Companies can now obtain PAN or TAN registration within a day if they submit digital signature certificate based application, thereby ensuring ease of doing business, Income Tax department said today.
-
Tata Power to Speed Up $1.8-Billion Vietnam Station
Tata Power Company Ltd plans to complete work on a $1.8 billion thermal power station in Vietnam three years early, government officials said, as the two countries strive to showcase the economic ties between them.
-
Vietnam to Help Companies Hit by Anti-China Riots
Vietnam has promised to provide financial help to businesses hit by anti-China riots which erupted last week over a territorial dispute between Hanoi and Beijing in the South China Sea.
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Lindsay Lohan being sued for $41,031
Lindsay Lohan still hasn't paid the $41,031 she owes to a tanning company.
