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- Intel’s future is drones and women
- There’s no fall out from Sony hack
- Monster sues Apple over missing a Beats
- Nvidia and AMD stuffed by TSMC’s Apple friendship
- Canadian copyright clubbers skirt the lines
- Journo sues US over hacking
- Samsung aims at internet of things
- Chip sales up in 2014
- Flash arrays capture market by storm
- Tablet sales will continue to slow down
| Intel’s future is drones and women Posted: 07 Jan 2015 02:52 AM PST
It says a lot about where Intel sees the future of computing. more» |
| There’s no fall out from Sony hack Posted: 07 Jan 2015 02:51 AM PST
Sony Chief Executive Kazuo Hirai said he does not expect the November cyber attack on the company’s film studio to have a significant financial impact. more» |
| Monster sues Apple over missing a Beats Posted: 07 Jan 2015 02:49 AM PST
In May 2014, Beats was bought by Apple, but under a partnership formed in 2008, Monster and Beats developed “Beats by Dr. more» |
| Nvidia and AMD stuffed by TSMC’s Apple friendship Posted: 07 Jan 2015 02:48 AM PST
According to WCCFTech.com, AMD GPUs are made by TSMC as are Nvidia's chips. But it looks like all TSMC's capacity has been sucked up by Apple and Samsung. more» |
| Canadian copyright clubbers skirt the lines Posted: 07 Jan 2015 02:47 AM PST
Copyrightenforcement.ca is run by Barry Logan, Canipre's Managing Director, Operations. In addition to posting releases from Canipre and information about the TekSavvy case, the site has posted dozens of full-text articles from media organisations around the world. more» |
| Posted: 06 Jan 2015 06:57 AM PST  A former news writer at CBS has started a law suit, accusing the US Justice Department of illegally hacking into her computers. Sharyl Attkisson discovered that two of her machines had been accessed to both monitor her stories and delete files during 2011 and 2013. more» |
| Samsung aims at internet of things Posted: 06 Jan 2015 06:46 AM PST  The CEO of Samsung has made a bid for his company to become an active player in the internet of things (IoT) by putting uo funding for developers. In a keynote speech at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, BK Yoon said Samsung will provide $100 million in funding while pledging to keep access to devices open rather than proprietary. more» |
| Posted: 06 Jan 2015 06:35 AM PST Sales of semiconductors rose by 7.9 percent in 2013, with Intel continuing to rule the chip roost.  A report from Gartner said the top 25 vendors revenues rose by 11.7 percent, with those vendors grabbing 72.1 percent of the entire market revenues. more» |
| Flash arrays capture market by storm Posted: 06 Jan 2015 06:25 AM PST  Sales of flash memory array units were more than robust last year, amounting to a market worth $11.3 billion in 2014. IDC said in a market report that the reason is there are better offerings that handle a wide range of more complicated workloads. more» |
| Tablet sales will continue to slow down Posted: 06 Jan 2015 06:17 AM PST  Gartner said that sales of tablets in 2015 will continue to slow down. While sales of tablets will reach 233 million units this year – which is an increase of eight percent compared to last year – the trend is downwards. more» |
At the CES show at Las Vegas this week, Intel Chief Executive Brian Krzanich showed off a computer built into a jacket button and a wristband that transforms into a selfie-snapping flying camera drone.
Despite a storm in a teacup over the Sony hack, which saw high level political involvement, Sony insists that there will be no financial fallout for the company.
The maker of $1,800 wires Monster has sued Apple over alleged “fraud and deceit” in the way that its new subsidiary Beats acquired control of the rights to the popular “Beats by Dr. Dre” headphones.
Nvidia and AMD have had their move to 16nm and 20nm designs hampered by the limited capacity of both nodes at manufacturer TSMC.
Canipre, a Montreal-based intellectual property enforcement firm, is in trouble over a blog which appears to been involved with a copyright infringement for months.| You are subscribed to email updates from Channel EYE To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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