US Garmin engineers gunned down for being foreigners
“Get out of my country”
A Kansas man was charged today after the fatal shooting of a German Garmin engineer and wounding of two others at a bar
US will demand foreigners hand over social networking passwords
Visit our country and we will spy on you
The US government is promising to spy on the social media accounts of any foreigner who has the misfortune to have to visit Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump's country.
Trump orders clamp down on H-1B workers
Silicon Valley must prove they can’t hire US workers
After solving the problem of terrorists coming into the US by using an executive order banning Muslims from entering the country from places where he does not have business dealings, Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump is doing something similar to Big Tech.
TSMC considers building plant in US
60 percent of revenues to come from US this year
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company held its most recent investors conference on January 12th, during which company officials said that it has not ruled out the possibility of building a facility in the US as a response to recent nationalistic pleas to restore American manufacturing jobs.
Obama orders sanctions against Russian hackers and spies
Don’t game our elections Putin
US president Barak Obama has ordered sanctions against Tsar Putin of all the Russias for hacking his country’s elections to help get Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump elected.
Pressure building for 5G to use 28GHz band as the standard
South Korea, US and Japan have agreed to back it
A row is brewing over which frequency will be used for 5G.
Huawei faces problems selling its Mate 9 in the US
Great phone but the Americans might not like it
Huawei wants to launch its latest smartphone, the Huawei Mate 9, in the US, but according to the Wall Street Journal it could find difficulties in getting consumers to adopt the brand.
Obama claims he can’t pardon Snowden
He has not been charged with anything
The campaign to have President Barack Obama pardon NSA leaker Edward Snowden has run aground.
US Navy claims its piracy was approved by its victim
All at sea
The US Navy, which pirated more than 558,000 copies of some virtual reality software without paying the German software maker for it, claims that it did so with the consent of the software producer.
US asks China to play nice in chip market
Or we will take our ball back
The US government is asking the Chinese to “play nice” in the chip market after fears that the nation might be getting close to technology spurt which will eclipse the “Land of the Fee”.
