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Semiconductor industry faces critical talent crisis
By Anton Shilov published
Premium The semiconductor industry is experiencing strong growth and soaring demand, but a worsening shortage of engineers, managers, and technical talent threatens to undermine its ability to grow further.

China vows to retaliate against Taiwan for blacklisting Huawei, SMIC from chip tech
By Anton Shilov published
Taiwan's blacklisting of 601 Chinese firms, including Huawei and SMIC, over national security concerns have provoked fierce condemnation from Beijing, which threatened retaliatory measures.

Australian authorities say top crypto ATM users are scam victims and money mules
By Jowi Morales published
Scammers are using crypto ATMs as a tool to defraud victims out of their savings.

Man behind $245m Bitcoin theft has bizarre tale that includes kidnapped parents, fraud, and money laundering
By Mark Tyson published
Connecticut man, Veer Chetal, is one of three charged with stealing 4,100 Bitcoins in August 2024.

Western Digital's $500 million penalty for patent infringement reduced to a mere $1
By Jowi Morales published
A California court reduced the damages awarded to SPEX Technologies after the testimony of its expert has been excluded from the case.

HDMI 2.2 is here with new 'Ultra96' Cables for up to 16K resolution, maximum 96 Gbps bandwidth
By Hassam Nasir published
The full spec for HDMI 2.2 has been released and it confirms 96 GB/s data transfer rates, which edge DisplayPort, and allow for uncompressed 4K 240 Hz video support.

Mosquito-sized drone is designed for Chinese spy missions
By Ash Hill published
This tiny mosquito-sized drone was created by a team from the Hunan Province in China and is able to help in information reconnaissance missions.

Chinese AI firm DeepSeek reportedly using shell companies to try and evade U.S. chip restrictions
By Stephen Warwick published
Nvidia says DeepSeek lawfully acquired H800 chips, not H100

Power utility built $95 million 500-megawatt power substation for Intel's $100 billion Ohio fab, but six-year delay leaves it idle
By Anton Shilov published
Intel has once again postponed the launch of its Ohio chip plant, which is now expected in 2031, leaving utility AEP Ohio with an idle $95 million substation.
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