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Netherlands, Japan reportedly preparing to impose restrictions on chip equipment exports to China after meeting with US president Joe Biden
“Game-changing performance and the longest battery life ever in a Mac” are two of the Apple promises with new MacBook Pro
The Netherlands will not summarily accept new US restrictions on exporting chip-making technology to China, minister warns
Vital material for mobile phones and electric vehicles found in Sweden to help end dependent on Chinese suppliers
Alphabet's YouTube is reportedly testing free ad-supported TV channels to challenge the likes of Roku and others
Swedish telecoms giant sets aside $220m for a potential fine, amid US investigation into Ericsson’s conduct in Iraq in 2019
Notable update to Apple Maps allows for addition of detailed business listings, photos, buttons and promotions across Apple ecosystem
British government reportedly makes fresh attempt to convince ARM owner Softbank for public listing in London
Taiwanese chipmaking giant TSMC expected to report lower-than-expected revenues amidst slowing demand for electronics
Samsung Electronics expects operating profit drop of 69 percent year-on-year for fourth quarter amidst lower electronics demand
Share price decline continues in 2023 as Apple's market value slips below $2 trillion, after it was the first to reach $3 trillion milestone
South Korean government wants to expand capex tax cuts for chip companies to as high as 25 percent in revision of bill passed only last week
Tesla ships record 1.3 million cars in 2022, up 40 percent from the previous year, but misses Wall Street targets amidst demand concerns
Analyst decreases expected iPhone sales for 2022 and first quarter of 2023 as main iPhone plant remains below 70 percent capacity
Sports on Amazon's Prime Video streaming service could potentially be hived off into a separate stand-alone app
Mass production of the most advanced chips begins in Taiwan, underlining the island's importance to global supply of chips
As it spends billions of dollars building new chip plants in the US, Micron confirms it will axe 10 percent of its workforce
Head of Infineon says German chip maker is ready to spend billions of euros on acquisitions, in a number of specialist fields
Japan's Kyocera to roughly double investment in semiconductors amidst global push to diversify supply chain, following years of disruption
Samsung Electronics plans to increase production capacity at its biggest semiconductor plant next year, as competitors reduce investments
World's biggest contract chipmaker TSMC reportedly in advanced talks over building first EU chip plant in Germany amidst diversification push
Merry Christmas to you and your families.
European Commission follows the UK's CMA and opens “an in-depth investigation” into Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware
European Union reaches provisional agreement that will require that portable devices to have user-replaceable batteries
Tech giant Apple opens up about a number of firmware updates for AirTags that continue to restrict the device's principle purpose
Key Apple supplier Foxconn accelerates production shift to India, Vietnam, Brazil amidst supply chain disruption in China
As the new year fast approaches, what tech trends should your business pay close attention to? How will the tech landscape change? And how must your enterprise evolve to meet the challenges 2023 will deliver?
Chinese memory chipmaker YMTC and 21 Chinese 'mjaor' entities in the AI chip sector are added to US entity list