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Expected appeal is filed by Microsoft against UK watchdog's decision to block its acquisition of Activision Blizzard
Nvidia, known for GPUs, scores with for new Grace CPU in University of Bristol's Isambard 3 supercomputer, to be built with HP Enterprise
Long-awaited government strategy for UK semiconductor strategy unveiled, but some critics argue it is not enough
US chipmaker Broadcom offers interoperability remedies to address European antitrust concerns over $61bn VMware deal
CMA chief executive defends Microsoft-Activision decision to Parliament, saying agency is not seeking to foster 'hostile environment'
UK CMA regulator places further restrictions on Microsoft and Activision to 'prevent pre-emptive action' by companies
Welcome to Silicon UK Pulse – your roundup of the latest tech news and developments impacting your business for the week ending 12/05/2023.
CEO Satya Nadella informs Microsoft workforce there will be no salary increases in 2023, and executive bonuses will be 'down considerably'
Clean energy development. Helion Energy signs deal to provide clean nuclear fusion energy to Microsoft by 2028
Bad news for China? India is to reopen application process for $10bn in incentives to build local chip factories
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Chinese invasion of Taiwan would likely shut down chip production, causing huge economic impact for the world, US warns
UK regulatory blow? Competition Appeal Tribunal refused to allow the CMA to appeal the Tribunal's judgement
Softbank's ARM Holdings registers for public listing in the US, in a blow to UK listing hopes and high level lobbying
Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are all using more technology than before, both in our work and private lives. This trend continues as businesses have realised the myriad benefits it can bring, from cost savings to more efficient p ...
There are currently no plans ban export to China of chemicals used to manufacture semiconductors, Germany says
Intel posts largest ever quarterly loss in company history, coupled with a 36 percent decline in sales. But share price rises
Gartner forecasts global semiconductor revenue to decline 11.2 percent in 2023, amid economic uncertainties and weakening demand
Microsoft and Activision slam UK decision to block acquisition, but CMA boss says blocking $69 billion deal was “right decision”
Beijing will develop its own semiconductor equipment says CEO of ASML, and says market access to China is “absolutely essential”
Final decision by UK regulator to block Microsoft's Activision Blizzard acquisition, but Microsoft says it will appeal
Azure cloud delivers for Microsoft despite tough economic conditions – with artificial intelligence slated for future growth
US urges South Korea to tell companies not to make up for Micron exports to China if company is banned as result of security review
IBM sued by GlobalFoundries, which alleges that Big Blue made unlawful disclosures to Intel, the Japanese consortium Rapidus and others
Terms for European Chips Act agreed, as bloc seeks to double market share in semiconductor development, manufacturing etc
Many IT departments are adopting a DevSecOps approach to application development and security in response to a rapidly changing risk landscape. Rather than treating security as an afterthought, it is now integrated into the application ...
Agreement will allow Intel Foundry Services to work with ARM to ensure mobile phone chips etc can be made in its chip fabs
Amid growing concerns about China's intentions for Taiwan, government minister says TSMC local investments remain unchanged
As composable architectures continue to expand and influence the future of e-commerce, is the security of these technologies being fully considered? Is composable intrinsically more secure than the monolith?