Industry

Former PlayStation president says video game layoffs aren't due to corporate greed, tells those impacted to "get over it"

Tesla "Full Self-Driving" will soon make it to Europe and China – with a big asterisk

US government takes Google to court over $31 billion digital ad monopoly, trial starts today

Industry coalition aims to make glass substrates the standard in chipmaking

Qualcomm considering buying parts of Intel's chip-design business

Say it isn't so: It's no secret that Intel has been going through a rough patch lately. Sensing an opportunity, Qualcomm has been eyeing Intel's design units with great interest. It is reportedly exploring acquiring Team Blue's PC design division.

Meta to enable WhatsApp and Messenger interoperability with iMessage, Telegram, and more in the EU

TSMC's $65 billion Arizona facility can now match Taiwan production yields according to early trials

OnlyFans creators earned record $5.3 billion in 2023, platform sees massive growth

AT&T sues Broadcom for refusing to honor existing VMware service agreements

Verizon set to acquire Frontier in $20 billion deal that'll expand fiber footprint to 31 states

Intel Panther Lake CPU specs leak, could pack up to 18 cores and 12 Xe3 GPU cores

The Internet Archive loses appeal over e-book lending case

Mark Zuckerberg surpasses Jensen Huang in year-to-date wealth growth following Nvidia share price drop

Intel is out of stock of replacement Raptor Lake CPUs

There's some progress in video game actors' strike as 80 titles accept AI usage agreements

Lenovo unveils new AI laptops with Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm chips inside

Report shows the "Big Three" cloud providers have failed to keep computing costs in check

Panasonic returns to the US with OLED and mini-LED sets featuring built-in Fire TV

Intel cancels 20A process node for Arrow Lake, shifts focus to 18A

Nvidia denies report it was subpoenaed by the DOJ in antitrust probe

Man who landed chief railway engineer job using fake CV is sentenced to 15 years

In brief: A South African man who pulled off one of the biggest qualification-fraud cases in recent memory has finally been sentenced to 15 years behind bars. Daniel Mthimkhulu's con job allowed him to climb the ranks at the state-owned Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa), eventually becoming their chief engineer while earning a cool $156,000 per year salary - not bad at all for a person whose highest educational attainment was high school.

Canada's Digital Services Tax could cost US tech giants billions of dollars

Bluetooth 6.0 arrives with new features and improved efficiency for wireless connectivity

Intel's poor stock performance could lead to its removal from the Dow Jones

What a downfall: Back in the late 90s, Intel and Microsoft were the first major tech players to join the elite Dow Jones Industrial Average club. It was the heyday of the PC revolution that these two giants had largely ushered in. But the tides have turned over the last couple of decades. While Microsoft has soared to become the world's second-biggest company thanks to its booming cloud and AI businesses, Intel has been struggling.

Nvidia's record $279 billion loss in market value highlights fears of AI bubble collapse

Listen for the pop: Nvidia has achieved several records recently, thanks to its dominance of the advanced AI hardware market, but this is one it doesn't want: Team Green just saw around $279 billion wiped off its market cap, the largest one-day drop in US history. Other companies in the tech industry also saw their share prices fall following the publication of weak economic data. The turmoil appears to be an indicator that the AI bubble might be starting to burst.