Security risks claims might be Micron defence

President Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump has banned US exports to a Chinese semiconductor firm named Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit Company.

It looks like other countries will get them first

Russian backed US president Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump is drowning his country’s self-driving car programme in red tape.

You must obey the telcos period

Russian-backed US president Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump has sued the State of California for setting up a net neutrality law to stop telco monopolies throttling customers.

A risk to the rest of the country

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai dubbed California's net neutrality bill "illegal" saying it "poses a risk to the rest of the country".

Can't get the staff

Software king of the world Microsoft is considering moving more of its operations overseas because Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump will not allow it to bring in more foreign workers. 

So no legal protection

There had been some hopes that the legal system would protect US net neutrality from being handed over ?? the telco monopolies, but it looks like  President Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump has made sure that could not happen.

Telling companies to stop working with him

Technology companies are finding that their workers are in revolt and pressing executives to rethink their work with the Trump administration and in many cases drop lucrative federal contracts.

Bringing in the Taiwanese as the Americans flee to EU

US President Donald Trump praised Taiwanese high-tech company Foxconn and vaguely threatened US motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson which is threatening to move some of its operations to the EU.

Intel, Micron and Nvidia hit by friendly fire

US semiconductor stocks slumped on fears of deep losses in Intel, Micron and Nvidia, as new measures targeting the technology sector in President Donald Trump’s trade conflict with China triggered a wave of investor fear.

Consumer electronics not covered

President Donald Trump told Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook that the US government would not levy tariffs on iPhones assembled in China.