We're just two chip businesses, standing in front of the regulators, asking them to love us The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has published Nvidia and Arm's responses to its renewed probing of the proposed takeover of Arm by Nvidia.…
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Lees meerWhat happens when you're top of the pile and everyone wants chips TSMC looks set to beat its own revenue guidance for calendar Q4 of 2021 if the latest monthly figures are anything to go by, rounding off a year of strong growth for the semiconductor…
Lees meerShock: Nobody likes whiteboard interviews either A survey of nearly 14,000 coders and recruiters has shown that 70 per cent of devs prefer remote work while some headhunters are considering dropping the curriculum vitae (CV) from the hiring process.…
Lees meerHardly a surprise from the team that brought you billion-pound delays to the Emergency Services Network A system designed to keep track of the UK government's ageing application portfolio promised by Joanna Davinson, who was once responsible for ove…
Lees meerPlug and play, 1970s style Who, Me? Sometimes a shortcut can result in a short circuit. And occasionally a shortened career if one lacks an understanding boss. Welcome to another Register reader confession from the Who, Me? archives.…
Lees meerMeanwhile Deloitte says semiconductors are 'growing as fast or faster than ever before' Semiconductor sales are expected to return to a more realistic growth trajectory this year after a record-setting 2021, analyst house IC Insights said in a study…
Lees meerAnd also an import ban America's International Trade Commission has said Google infringed five of Sonos’s patents – and has banned Google from importing into the US products that rip off Sonos’ home speaker intellectual property.…
Lees meerWant fatuous stuff that treats you with contempt? Look no further Six right-to-repair advocates assembled on Friday morning to present Repair.org's second annual Worst in Show Awards, a selection of the "the least private, least secure, least repair…
Lees meerHow to type foreign languages without looking stuff up or memorising half of Unicode Friday FOSS Fest In these globally-connected-from-the-spare-bedroom times, sometimes we all need to deal with folks from far-off lands, whose names or addresses co…
Lees meerHow about 'idiot goggles'? Snap has filed a complaint taking the US Patent Office (USPO) to task as it seeks to trademark the word "Spectacles."…
Lees meerInvestigation finds royalty and licensing fees excluded from transaction values India's Ministry of Finance has ordered Xiaomi to pay ₹6.53bn ($88m) in import taxes after discovering the local arm of the Chinese electronics company was undervaluing …
Lees meerRecent report on IT-led change must be acted on by NHS leaders to address pandemic fallout A group of MPs in the UK Parliament have called on NHS leadership to end an approach to health service IT that allows a fifth of NHS trust to remain largely p…
Lees meerWill these figures wash? The year 2021 proved to be a tough one for anyone affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, though it was awesome for crime involving cryptocurrencies.…
Lees meerNeither cough nor sneeze nor gloom of coronavirus stays these chip makers from their appointed rounds Micron expects to resume normal operations at its Chinese DRAM facility in Xi'an later this month despite it being under lock down following a COVI…
Lees meerJeff Wilcox led efforts to build M1 and T2 processors Apple’s top silicon lead Jeff Wilcox, who led the iGiant's push to develop homegrown chips, has left his role to start a new job at Intel.…
Lees meerMaybe the days of entering lotteries for graphics cards will be over Buyers may not have to resort to treasure hunting for elusive GPUs in the second half of this year as semiconductor companies expect supply and prices to start normalizing.…
Lees meerThey'll have to cough €100,000 a day if they don't fix it within 3 months... Google and Facebook have come a little unstuck in the cookie department as French watchdog Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL) slapped the pair wi…
Lees meerTelco won't be gone until 2026 as Land and Property Services plans epic project timeline Northern Ireland's Land and Property Services, part of the Department of Finance, is planning an IT procurement worth up to £125m to replace an ageing BT system…
Lees meerWe all make mistakes, but we just need to solder on Still waiting for your Spectrum Next to arrive? Yeah, us too. But it's not the only modern Sinclair clone – and a quick way to get your hands on one is to build your own.…
Lees meerBut is the telco backing itself into a corner? Analysis Microsoft has given more info on its efforts to draw telcos to its Azure cloud platform, building on intellectual property and skills gained from last year's partnership with AT&T, under which…
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