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Broadcom, following its acquisition of VMware, has consistently pursued a strategy to transform the VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) into a native platform for artificial intelligence. The latest step in this direction is the VMware Tanzu Data Intelligence platform and the new version of Tanzu Platform 10.3, unveiled at the
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Microsoft has unveiled its first proprietary foundational AI models, signalling a strategic shift in its approach to generative artificial intelligence. While the company has invested billions in OpenAI, it is now betting on developing its own technologies. This move is aimed not only at becoming less dependent on a key
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Cybercriminals are refining their methods, moving to more complex, four-phase extortion tactics to maximise the pressure on their victims. According to the latest ‘Ransomware 2025’ report published by Akamai Technologies, although double blackmail – involving the encryption of data and the threat of making it public – is still the dominant method,
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Facing increasing competitive pressure, Meta Platforms is exploring the possibility of integrating leading artificial intelligence models from its direct rivals, Google and OpenAI. According to The Information, this pragmatic, albeit surprising, move is aimed at temporarily bolstering the Meta AI chatbot and other smart features in the company’s apps,
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Washington’s decision to revoke its licence to export US semiconductor manufacturing equipment has shocked the market and led to declines in the shares of South Korean giants. The new regulations directly hit the Chinese operations of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, making it difficult for them to upgrade their
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The US government has renegotiated the terms of its financial support for Intel under the landmark CHIPS Act. Instead of traditional subsidies, the presidential administration opted for an unprecedented move, taking a nearly 10% stake in the chipmaker. This change is expected to provide the company with greater flexibility and
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Until now, the business world resembled a stable, predictable climate. The rules were known and change occurred at a pace that allowed for calm adaptation. That era has just come to an end. A rapid, technological warming has arrived that has completely changed the landscape in just a few years.
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Could it be that the great revolution in the world of personal computing, driven by artificial intelligence, has lost momentum before it has begun in earnest? Recent data from analysts at Gartner, suggesting a revision of growth forecasts, may dampen enthusiasm and provoke questions about the reality of the announced
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Intel has received $5.7 billion in cash as part of a deal with the US government that gives the federal administration a 10% stake in its strategic contract manufacturing (foundry) business. This is a key part of a rescue plan to restore the company’s leadership in semiconductor manufacturing.
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Microsoft has fired four employees who actively protested against the company’s contracts with the Israeli government in the context of the ongoing war in Gaza. These actions are another example of the growing tensions within the tech giants, whose employees have become increasingly vocal in their opposition to collaboration
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Huawei ‘s latest financial results show that the company is consciously sacrificing current profitability for a long-term goal: total technological independence and dominating its home market. Although net profit fell by 32% in the first half of the year, revenues are growing and the giant investment in research and development
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Dell Technologies, one of the main beneficiaries of the AI revolution, is experiencing a growth paradox. Despite raising its annual revenue forecasts, the company’s shares fell as investors took note of increasing pressure on profitability. This signals that in the gold rush that is the AI server market today,