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Donald Trump’ s decision to impose 100 per cent tariffs on Chinese goods and impose export controls on ‘all critical software’ from 1 November is not just another move in the trade war. It signals that Trump’s possible return to the White House could mean a sharp acceleration of
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A recent EY study found that 99% of large companies that have deployed AI solutions reported at least partial financial losses – the total scale of damages was estimated to be around $4.4bn. The main sources of losses were regulatory non-compliance (57%), performance defects (e.g. models generating errors or
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Amazon has announced a €1 billion investment in Belgium between 2025 and 2027 – the company’s largest large-scale project in the country to date. In a release, the company indicated that the funds will be used to develop logistics infrastructure, deepen cooperation with Belgian postal operator Bpost and support local
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SoftBank is once again betting on robotics. The Japanese conglomerate has announced that it will acquire the robotics division of Switzerland’s ABB for $5.4 billion. This is the largest deal for Masayoshi Son’s group since the collapse of the Vision Fund and a clear signal that SoftBank
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Intel has announced that this Thursday it will reveal technical details of its new mobile chip, Panther Lake, the company’s first product to be manufactured entirely on the 18A process. It’s an important moment: Intel is trying to regain investor confidence after a series of stumbles at advanced
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Cisco is opening a new chapter in its network infrastructure story with the unveiling of the Silicon One P200 chip and 8223 router, specifically designed to connect distributed data centres supporting artificial intelligence. This is not the next iteration of hardware, but, as the company points out, a response to
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In response to President Donald Trump’s controversial decision to impose a US$100,000 fee on each new H-1B application – which took effect on 21 September 2025. – Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has issued an internal communiqué assuring that the company will continue to sponsor visas and cover all costs
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Dell Technologies is sharply raising its long-term financial outlook, signalling that the boom in artificial intelligence servers is not a temporary trend but the foundation for future growth. The company, which supplies infrastructure to Elon Musk’s xAI, among others, has almost doubled its earnings per share growth target for
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British police have arrested two men, aged 17 and 22, in connection with a cyberattack on London-based nursery chain Kido International. The charges relate to computer misuse and blackmail. This is another in a series of ransomware incidents recently affecting key services in the UK, this time hitting an extremely
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Future Mind is entering a new phase of growth. After more than 17 years of uninterrupted leadership of the company, Tomasz Wozniak is handing over the position of CEO to Tomasz Koperski, the current CTO. The change is part of the process of integrating Future Mind into the Solita Group,
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Qualcomm is facing a duel – a trial that could redefine the relationship between smartphone manufacturers and chip suppliers is set to begin at London’s Competition Tribunal in October. UK consumer organisation Which? accuses the company of abusing its dominant position by forcing smartphone manufacturers – including Apple and Samsung – to
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The US Supreme Court on Monday refused to accept an appeal by German software maker SAP, meaning that the US company’s Teradata lawsuit can proceed to trial. The dispute has its origins in a 2018 lawsuit filed in California. Teradata accuses SAP of violating the Sherman Act, claiming that