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China is keen on upping semiconductor activity with Intel and AMD, says report By Robert Carnevale published 2 February 22 Team Red, Team Blue, and China too.
China's tech sector whitelist cuts off foreign entities, with one exception By Robert Carnevale published 19 November 21 China has a tight system in place to keep foreign tech troubles out of its inner circle. However, for every system with rules, there are loopholes.
SK Hynix caught in semiconductor standoff between U.S. and China By Robert Carnevale published 18 November 21 The ongoing semiconductor scuffle between the U.S. and China has a history of roping in third parties. Now, SK Hynix is trapped in the unsavory space between nations.
Microsoft warns about China-based hacking group that's up to no good (again) By Robert Carnevale published 10 November 21 Another day, another threat actor stirring the pot. This time around, it's trouble from the fellows associated with the SolarWinds Serv-U zero-day exploit situation.
Tencent chip initiatives detailed, providing a glimpse at China's semiconductor industry By Robert Carnevale published 4 November 21 Tencent's given the world a peek behind the curtain.
Microsoft kills LinkedIn in China after censorship complications By Robert Carnevale last updated 14 October 21 Friendship with LinkedIn is over. InJobs is the new best friend.
2021 has been dominated by Russian hackers, says Microsoft By Robert Carnevale last updated 7 October 21 2021's been a big year for hackers. Doubly so for those of the Russian variety.
China can't run Windows 11 because foreign TPM chips are banned By Robert Carnevale published 5 October 21 What is Microsoft's plan for a nationwide ban?
SMIC set to build China's largest fab yet By Robert Carnevale published 3 September 21 The race to build wafer fabrication facilities across the world is heating up. SMIC has thrown its hat in the ring with a plan to build the largest fab yet in China.
Chipmakers are producing more units than ever, glut concerns rising By Robert Carnevale published 23 August 21 $64.7 billion in inventory across nine chipmakers as of June 2021. And yet, for now, the semiconductor shortage persists.
