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Intel announced CEO Pat Gelsinger has retired from the company, effective Dec. 1, and is also off the board of directors.
The departure of Pat Gelsinger as Intel CEO on Dec. 1 took some people by surprise, but not everybody.
By: Matt Hamblen
The incoming Trump administration promises to impose tariffs on many products shipped to the US from abroad in the president-elect's bold effort to see goods produced domestically.
Investor-backed InnoPhase IoT is getting ready to power through another year of product unveilings in the ever-expanding world of IoT that relies on Wi-Fi and sensors while also partnering with companies such as GreenWaves, Bosch, TDK InvenSense and more.
China has begun an investigation of Nvidia for allegedly breaking anti-monopoly laws connected to its 2020 acquisition of Mellanox for $7 billion. The news of the probe provoked a strong negative reaction on Wall Street with one financial advisor saying the US-Chinese rivalry has entered a new chapter with semiconductor trade at the center.
Seventeen years after launching its first STM32 microcontroller, STMicroelectronics has advanced more than 100 iterations to now include a proprietary neural processing unit to deliver what ST claims is 600 times more machine-learning performance than the last generation.
Micron has secured $6.1 billion in direct funding from the CHIPS Act for DRAM production in Idaho and New York, US Commerce officials announced Tuesday. In doing so, Micron joins an elite group of global powerhouse companies getting final approval for multiple billions under the $52 billion program created in 2022.
Pat Gelsinger departed Intel as CEO on Dec. 1. He posted via X one week later a public request to join him Thursday in “praying and fasting for the 100K Intel employees as they navigate this difficult period.”
General Motors' move on Tuesday to exit the Cruise robotaxi business after spending $10 billion in recent years provides an object lesson in how complex it is to commercialize new technologies.
GM's recent decision to slam on the brakes on its $10 billion Cruise robotaxi project might have sounded like a blow to the entire future of the robotaxi concept. But that's not how one executive at Micron Technology thinks.
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