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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Says 'The Age of AI Has Started'
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated on Saturday that the global collaboration and cooperation in technology would persist, even if the new US administration under President-elect Donald Trump enforces stricter export controls on advanced computing products. "We have entered the age of AI. It's a new era of computing that will affect every industry and e...
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Hunter Biden Sues Donald Trump's Ex-Lawyer For Hacking His Personal Data
Hunter Biden, US President Joe Biden's son, filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against Rudy Giuliani accusing Donald Trump's former lawyer of computer fraud for accessing personal data on his computer.
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How the US Plans to Control Semiconductor Exports, Transfer of Chip Technology to China
The US recently announced that it had expanded controls on the transfer of US semiconductor technology to China, bringing restrictions similar to sanctions on the chip industry. Here's how these restrictions could affect not just China, but American tech firms such as Apple, that will be forced to buy chips at market prices, instead of sourcing the...
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SMIC Says Unable to Keep Up With Customer Demand for Certain Types of Chips
China's SMIC cannot meet customer demands for certain mature technologies and its plants have been running "fully loaded" for several quarters, it said on Friday.
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Huawei Focusing on Cloud Business That Still Has Access to US Chips Despite Sanctions: Report
Huawei is focusing on its budding cloud business, that still has access to US chips despite sanctions against the company, to secure its survival.
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In Big Win For Trump, New $12 Billion Project To Arrive In America
Taiwanese computer chip giant TSMC announced Friday it will spend $12 billion on a state-of-the-art semiconductor foundry in the United States, creating thousands of jobs.
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Amazon Wants Trump to Testify on 'Order to Screw Amazon' in Pentagon JEDI Deal
Amazon Web Services said on Monday it was seeking to depose President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Mark Esper in its lawsuit over whether the president was trying "to screw Amazon" when the Pentagon awarded a contract for cloud computing to rival Microsoft.
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Apple's Texas Expansion Praised by US President Donald Trump
President Donald Trump got away from the impeachment inquiry in Washington on Wednesday and celebrated tech behemoth Apple keeping its Mac Pro computer manufacturing plant in the Texas state capital.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook, Trump Said to Tour Plant in Texas on Wednesday
US President Donald Trump and Apple CEO Tim Cook are set to visit facilities in Texas on Wednesday where Apple's high-end computers are assembled, sources briefed on the matter confirmed Friday.
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Amazon Could Challenge Loss of $10 Billion Pentagon Cloud Deal as Early as Next Week
If Amazon.com decides to fight the Pentagon's decision to award a highly contested $10 billion (£7.78 billion) cloud computing contract to Microsoft, it could act as early as next week.
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Apple Wants to Make Mac Pro Computers in the US, Needs Tariff Relief: Cook
Cook on Tuesday said that the desire to keep Mac Pro computer production in United States was behind the company's recent request for tariff exclusions.
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Dell, HP, Microsoft, Intel Oppose Proposed US Tariffs on Laptops, Tablets
Dell, HP, Microsoft, and Intel have opposed US President Donald Trump's proposal to include laptop computers and tablets among the Chinese goods targeted for tariffs.
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Britain Joins US In Blaming North Korea For 'WannaCry' Attack
Britain said North Korea was behind the 'WannaCry" cyber attack that infected computers around the globe earlier this year on Tuesday, joining the United States in blaming Pyongyang for the ransomware incident.
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US Publicly Blames North Korea For WannaCry Cyberattack
The Trump administration on Monday evening publicly acknowledged that North Korea was behind the WannaCry computer worm that affected more than 230,000 computers in over 150 countries earlier this year.
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US, South Korea Begin Computer-Simulated Drills Amid North Korea Tensions
South Korean and US forces began computer-simulated military exercises on Monday amid tensions over North Korea's missile and nuclear programmes, amid reports that Pyongyang has generated at least $270 million since February despite UN sanctions
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Says 'The Age of AI Has Started'
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated on Saturday that the global collaboration and cooperation in technology would persist, even if the new US administration under President-elect Donald Trump enforces stricter export controls on advanced computing products. "We have entered the age of AI. It's a new era of computing that will affect every industry and e...
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Hunter Biden Sues Donald Trump's Ex-Lawyer For Hacking His Personal Data
Hunter Biden, US President Joe Biden's son, filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against Rudy Giuliani accusing Donald Trump's former lawyer of computer fraud for accessing personal data on his computer.
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How the US Plans to Control Semiconductor Exports, Transfer of Chip Technology to China
The US recently announced that it had expanded controls on the transfer of US semiconductor technology to China, bringing restrictions similar to sanctions on the chip industry. Here's how these restrictions could affect not just China, but American tech firms such as Apple, that will be forced to buy chips at market prices, instead of sourcing the...
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SMIC Says Unable to Keep Up With Customer Demand for Certain Types of Chips
China's SMIC cannot meet customer demands for certain mature technologies and its plants have been running "fully loaded" for several quarters, it said on Friday.
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Huawei Focusing on Cloud Business That Still Has Access to US Chips Despite Sanctions: Report
Huawei is focusing on its budding cloud business, that still has access to US chips despite sanctions against the company, to secure its survival.
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In Big Win For Trump, New $12 Billion Project To Arrive In America
Taiwanese computer chip giant TSMC announced Friday it will spend $12 billion on a state-of-the-art semiconductor foundry in the United States, creating thousands of jobs.
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Amazon Wants Trump to Testify on 'Order to Screw Amazon' in Pentagon JEDI Deal
Amazon Web Services said on Monday it was seeking to depose President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Mark Esper in its lawsuit over whether the president was trying "to screw Amazon" when the Pentagon awarded a contract for cloud computing to rival Microsoft.
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Apple's Texas Expansion Praised by US President Donald Trump
President Donald Trump got away from the impeachment inquiry in Washington on Wednesday and celebrated tech behemoth Apple keeping its Mac Pro computer manufacturing plant in the Texas state capital.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook, Trump Said to Tour Plant in Texas on Wednesday
US President Donald Trump and Apple CEO Tim Cook are set to visit facilities in Texas on Wednesday where Apple's high-end computers are assembled, sources briefed on the matter confirmed Friday.
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Amazon Could Challenge Loss of $10 Billion Pentagon Cloud Deal as Early as Next Week
If Amazon.com decides to fight the Pentagon's decision to award a highly contested $10 billion (£7.78 billion) cloud computing contract to Microsoft, it could act as early as next week.
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Apple Wants to Make Mac Pro Computers in the US, Needs Tariff Relief: Cook
Cook on Tuesday said that the desire to keep Mac Pro computer production in United States was behind the company's recent request for tariff exclusions.
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Dell, HP, Microsoft, Intel Oppose Proposed US Tariffs on Laptops, Tablets
Dell, HP, Microsoft, and Intel have opposed US President Donald Trump's proposal to include laptop computers and tablets among the Chinese goods targeted for tariffs.
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Britain Joins US In Blaming North Korea For 'WannaCry' Attack
Britain said North Korea was behind the 'WannaCry" cyber attack that infected computers around the globe earlier this year on Tuesday, joining the United States in blaming Pyongyang for the ransomware incident.
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US Publicly Blames North Korea For WannaCry Cyberattack
The Trump administration on Monday evening publicly acknowledged that North Korea was behind the WannaCry computer worm that affected more than 230,000 computers in over 150 countries earlier this year.
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US, South Korea Begin Computer-Simulated Drills Amid North Korea Tensions
South Korean and US forces began computer-simulated military exercises on Monday amid tensions over North Korea's missile and nuclear programmes, amid reports that Pyongyang has generated at least $270 million since February despite UN sanctions
