Intel bags €3.2 billion from US Army
I love the smell of burning chips in the morning
According to congressional aides, the US government is set to splash out €3.2 billion on Intel so the chipmaker can make advanced semiconductors for military and intelligence programmes.
Nvidia bosses flog €193 million in shares
Is more growth expected?
Two Nvidia directors flogged about €193 million in shares of the chipmaker in recent days, becoming the latest insiders to cash in as the stock keeps smashing records.
Amazon loses trademark fight
UK Supreme court backs Beverly Hills Polo Club
Amazon has been dealt a blow by the UK Supreme Court, which has backed a ruling that the e-commerce giant ripped off UK trademarks by targeting British shoppers on its US website.
Apple escalates Epic Games war
Blocks Fortnite on iOS in Europe
Fruity cargo cult Apple has decided it can’t get enough of fights with Epic Games and the EU and has escalated the row.
AI firms lose trust
Not enough regulation
According to new Edelman data, trust in AI technology and the firms that make it is plunging in the US and around the world.
Apple shares hit rock bottom as investors lose faith
Mimicking Microsoft under Steve Ballmer
Apple's share price has fallen for the last few weeks. Today, it hit a low for the year, closing at €156.86.
Musk wanted an “for profit” OpenAI
With him in charge
OpenAI has released emails which prove that rich kid Elon [look at me] Musk was not interested in keeping the company as a non-profit – he just wanted to be in charge.
Amazon wants to become a nuclear power
What could go wrong
Amazon has gone nuclear, snapping up atomic data centres for its cloud empire as part of a £470 million deal with Talen Energy – a US company that makes and sells electricity.
AMD unleashes Spartan
Hopefully not headed for a glorious Thermopylae
AMD has lifted the kimono on its Spartan UltraScale+ FPGA family -- the latest addition to the huge range of AMD Cost-Optimised FPGAs and adaptive SoCs.
Microsoft ditches Android apps
Windows 11 users left in the lurch
Microsoft has surprised punters by scrapping its support for Android apps on Windows 11, giving you only a year to play games on your Windows tablet before support officially runs out.