Report: China’s Buying Used Chip-Making Equipment to Skirt US Restrictions By Nathaniel Mott Companies in China have reportedly purchased much of Japan’s used chip-making equipment to skirt U.S. restrictions.
Best Buy Laid Off 5,000 Employees in Response to the Online Shopping Boom By Nathaniel Mott Best Buy laid off 5,000 employees as the COVID-19 pandemic led even more people to shop online instead of in-store.
Biden Orders Extensive 100-Day Review of Critical American Supply Chains By Nathaniel Mott President Joe Biden issued an executive order requiring an extensive 100-day review of America’s critical supply chains.
Fry’s Electronics Closes Its Doors After COVID-19 Changes the Retail Business By Nathaniel Mott Fry’s Electronics announced that it’s going out of business as a result of COVID-19’s effect on the retail industry.
Gigabyte Reportedly Blames Delayed Shipments on COVID-19 Spikes in CA By Nathaniel Mott Gigabyte reportedly told its partners that COVID-19 spikes in California have caused shipment delays for its products.
Manufacturers Request For Computex To Be Postponed, No Response From TAITRA Yet By Niels Broekhuijsen With the uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus, Taiwanese manufacturers are requesting for Computex to be postponed.
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Chinese Government Phasing Out Foreign Hardware, Software By Lucian Armasu A secret directive earlier this year called for the removal of foreign hardware and software from Chinese government and public institutions within three years.
Laptop Prices Will Jump 19% Due to Tariffs, Report Claims By Sarah Lord A new report from the Consumer Technology Association predicts a sharp rise in laptop prices amidst President Trump’s proposed tariffs
Net Neutrality Fights Back With the Save the Internet Act of 2019 By Nathaniel Mott The Save the Internet Act of 2019 is meant to force the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) to restore the net neutrality protections it repealed in 2018.
Gorilla Glass 6 Is Ready for Your Device to Drop 15 Times By Nathaniel Mott Gorilla Glass 6 was designed to protect glass-dominated devices from shattering when their owners inevitably drop them.
Magic Leap One Powered by Nvidia Tegra TX2, Available Summer By Kevin Carbotte Magic Leap finally revealed some of the specifications for its upcoming mixed reality headset, which will release this summer.
HTC Is Testing Multi-Room Vive Tracking Configurations By Kevin Carbotte Valve is making progress with multi-room VR configurations using SteamVR Tracking 2.0--the latest SteamVR beta update can address up to 16 base stations.
Pimax Misses Q2 Shipping Timeline, Swears Production Will Begin Soon By Kevin Carbotte Pimax issued a backer update saying that it once again missed its projected delivery timeframe, but it’s gearing up for mass production over the summer.
Valve Completely Redesigned the Knuckles Controllers By Kevin Carbotte Valve's second-gen Knuckles prototypes feature improved ergonomic and structural design, a thumbstick instead of a trackpad, and new force sensor inputs.
Quit Holding Your Breath For Xbox VR By Kevin Carbotte Microsoft seems to have abandoned its plans for console VR, leaving Sony’s PSVR in a class of its own.
Samsung Hit With $400 Million Fine Over FinFET Patent Infringement By Kevin Carbotte Samsung Electronics Co. is facing a hefty $400 million penalty for infringing on a patent owned by a South Korean University.
