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Former Intel CEO Calls for Board Dismissal and Gelsinger's Return to Prevent Company Breakup
Craig Barrett, Intel's ex-CEO, strongly opposes plans to split the company and sell divisions to TSMC, arguing it would squander recent technical progress. He advocates firing the current board and reinstating Pat Gelsinger to continue the company's technological revival.
TSMC Plans Historic $100B Investment in US Semiconductor Manufacturing
Taiwan's TSMC is set to announce a groundbreaking $100 billion investment in US chip manufacturing facilities over the next four years. This landmark move, expected to be revealed by President Trump, represents one of the largest foreign investments in US manufacturing history and aims to boost domestic semiconductor production.
Apple CEO Teases Mystery 'Air' Product Launch with Cryptic Message
Tim Cook ignites speculation with a mysterious 'something in the air' social media post hinting at new product releases this week. Industry analysts anticipate new MacBook Air models featuring Apple's latest M4 chip, promising enhanced performance and capabilities.
Apple's Next-Gen MacBook Air with M4 Chip Expected to Launch This Week
Apple is preparing to unveil new 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air models powered by the cutting-edge M4 chip, featuring enhanced performance and expanded capabilities. The upcoming release promises significant upgrades including increased base RAM, improved battery life, and advanced camera features.
DJI's Vehicle-Mounted Drone Dock 3 Revolutionizes Mobile Autonomous Operations
DJI unveils the groundbreaking Dock 3 system that enables vehicle-mounted autonomous drone operations with dual-dock capability and specialized drone models. The system features advanced environmental resilience, extended flight times, and sophisticated control features for revolutionizing mobile drone deployments across industries.
Warner Bros DVD Crisis: Widespread Disc Failure Hits 2006-2008 Collection
A manufacturing defect known as 'laser rot' is rendering Warner Bros DVDs from 2006-2008 unplayable, affecting classic films and TV series. While some titles have been re-released in newer formats, many remain unavailable, leaving collectors with deteriorating libraries and limited options for replacement.
Infinix Zero Mini: A Revolutionary Tri-Fold Smartphone That Transforms Into a Clip-On Camera
Infinix unveils an innovative tri-fold smartphone concept featuring a dual-hinge design that folds into three segments. This versatile device can transform from a full-sized smartphone into a compact camera that clips onto bags or vehicles, reimagining how we integrate technology into daily life.
Tesla's Buffalo Factory Goes Solar with Chinese Panels, Sparking Controversy
Tesla's South Buffalo facility, built with $959M in taxpayer funds for solar manufacturing, is now using Chinese-made LONGi solar panels on its own roof. The $10M installation highlights Tesla's shift away from domestic production while raising concerns about forced labor compliance.
Sapphire Unveils Revolutionary Hidden Power Design in RX 9070 XT GPU
Sapphire breaks new ground with its RX 9070 XT Nitro+ graphics card, featuring an innovative concealed 16-pin power connector hidden beneath a magnetic backplate. This premium GPU combines aesthetic elegance with impressive technical specifications, including boost speeds up to 3,060 MHz and comprehensive safety features.