Obviously, writing under a byline like “American View” meant I’m compelled to talk about the bloody awful U.S. presidential election. From the moment Pennsylvania declared for fascism, I was sure I’d have no choice but to discuss the vote’s implications for security, risk management...
The U.S. ordered Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co to halt shipments of advanced chips to Chinese customers that are often used in artificial intelligence applications starting Monday, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Industrial espionage can badly damage a company’s stock price, reputation and ability to trade competitively. But most cases fly under the radar, undetected
Chip designer Qualcomm on Wednesday forecast sales and profit in the current quarter would exceed Wall Street estimates as the company benefits from a wave of launches of flagship Chinese smartphones.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, GlobalFoundries and at least one other chipmaker are poised to receive their final Chips and Science Act awards from the Biden administration, two people briefed on the matter said.
European chipmaker STMicroelectronics on Thursday said its full-year revenue would come at the low end of the earlier guidance range, its third cut to the outlook this year amid weak demand from its industrial clients.
This has been a bad week for traffic in Dallas. On Thursday, my oldest got caught in accident scene on a motorway offramp. He was stuck between a bisected subcompact, a posse of first responder vehicles, and a dozen other commuters for a half hour, unable to move.
With frameworks like the EU AI Act setting new standards, aligning with these regulations becomes fundamental to staying ahead and mitigating future risks
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co has suspended shipments to a customer after it discovered that one of its chips supplied to the client ended up in a Huawei product, according to a Taiwan official familiar with the situation.
Shares of Indian fintech firm Paytm jumped nearly 6% on Wednesday after the country’s payments regulator allowed the company to sign new users for digital payments via UPI, which analysts said removed a key regulatory overhang.
I opened last week’s column with the declaration “October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month.” In retrospect, I didn’t need to say it. October = CAM has been the norm for over twenty years now.