Shares have already been moving in the wrong direction for Gelsinger's stock awards Intel is making it more difficult for CEO Pat Gelsinger to earn a significant portion of his compensation package, even as such awards have become increasingly out o…
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Lees meerA sign of the computer industry’s sad state, but at least there’s supply! All those shiny, expensive graphics cards you've seen sitting on retail shelves the past few months really have been a sign of tough times for the computer industry.…
Lees meerFlaws in the open-source tool exploited – and India's power grid was a target Microsoft is warning that systems using the long-discontinued Boa web server could be at risk of attacks after a series of intrusion attempts of power grid operations in I…
Lees meerTwo-year ban comes as state attempts to reduce emissions by 85% New York State has banned a practice becoming more common in the crypto-mining industry – the rescuing and repurposing of mothballed fossil fuel plants to exclusively provide energy for…
Lees meerCase claims collecting personal data breaches UK GDPR, but implications could be wider A lawsuit filed in the High Court of England and Wales has demanded that Meta's Facebook social media platform stops harvesting personal data for the purposes of …
Lees meerPolice reported to be using teargas and smoke bombs against demonstrators Protests have erupted at Foxconn, the largest contract supplier for Apple's iPhone, as workers voice complaints over pay and working conditions following new draconian COVID-1…
Lees meerStaff forced to make their own purchases after suppliers walk away due to payment failures The University of Edinburgh has launched a review into its disastrous go-live of an Oracle finance system as it admitted suppliers have walked away over stall…
Lees meerBroadband plumber's BT Group parent is determined to cut costs Openreach, the infrastructure arm of UK telco giant BT, looks set to prioritize existing projects rather than starting new buildouts of its fiber broadband network as it seeks to control…
Lees meerAfter a mysterious pause in crackdowns, it looks like the Beijing everyone knows is back China's antitrust watchdog, the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), has proposed a revision of the nation's competition law that targets tech fir…
Lees meerAlexa, how does Amazon decide when the grand plan for conversational commerce has failed? Comment Black Friday is nearly upon us, but the annual online price-drop frenzy seems to be losing its shine. Numerous reports highlight that discounting may …
Lees meerMicrosoft playing chicken with regulators, making it cheaper on Azure Microsoft last week made SQL Server 2022 generally available, and this week started to advise of price hikes for the database.…
Lees meerAn Apple a day keeps the doctor away, but too many might be a burden on the planet. Opinion Apple's Mac hardware keeps getting thinner and lighter, and its iPads keep becoming more and more capable. I'm hardly the first to observe that the two prod…
Lees meerApple doesn't want to bite The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched a market investigation into cloud gaming and mobile browsers after its study found Apple and Google constitute a duopoly that controls the mobile ecosystem.…
Lees meerKorea's antitrust org to develop a platform to respond to Big Tech’s sneaky ways According to South Korea's Fair Trade Commission, Apple said it will correct an oddity that sees local developers charged even more than the usual 30 percent Cupertino …
Lees meer‘Portfolio optimization’ plan aims to cull some PCs, sell more pricey subscriptions HP Inc. has announced it will lay off between 4,000 and 6,000 staff as part of a cost-cutting drive aimed at adding $1.4 billion to its bottom line in coming years.…
Lees meerNothing says 'We love open source and want it to be available in Windows' like only delivering updates from a closed digital tat bazaar Microsoft has made its Store the home of Windows Subsystem for Linux (WLS).…
Lees meerWe knew Wasp 39b was rich in CO2, but now we have the full molecular picture The James Webb Space Telescope keeps opening the world to new science. This time it's the first molecular and chemical profile of an exoplanet atmosphere, complete with sig…
Lees meerAI agent proves better than most people in classic game of trust and betrayal Meta researchers have developed an artificial intelligence system called Cicero that can play the classic strategy game Diplomacy at a level comparable to most human playe…
Lees meer'We allege these fraudsters bled dry each of their victims' of $10m The US government seized seven domain names used in so-called "pig butchering" scams that netted criminals more than $10 million.…
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