The long, painful downfall of Intel
Once a dominant force in Silicon Valley, Intel's journey from chip-making icon to a recipient of significant government investment highlights
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Where are Houthis? China’s automakers taking shortcut to European markets
China News: Chinese automakers are shipping cars to Europe through the Red Sea and Suez Canal, nearly two years after
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Trump’s tariff gamble puts America’s ties with India at risk
President Trump has threatened India with 50% tariffs for continuing to purchase Russian oil, aiming to pressure Russia to end
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Israel Iran war: Pentagon positions warships in West Asia
In response to potential Iranian retaliation against Israeli strikes, the Pentagon is bolstering its military presence in West Asia. The
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How Canadians are making their anger toward US loud and clear
Canadians are expressing anger towards the US due to President Trump's threats of tariffs and annexation. Canadians are boycotting American
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Why a Chinese gadget company can make an electric car and Apple can’t
Xiaomi's ability to succeed where Apple could not shows how thoroughly China has come to dominate the supply chain for
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Three years into war in Ukraine, Donald Trump ushers in new world for Vladimir Putin
Following the U.S. presidential election, President Vladimir Putin of Russia sees a potential shift in the global balance of power.
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Biden administration spurs new battle with rules governing AI’s global spread
The regulations, which could be issued as early as Friday, would dictate where American-made chips that are critical for AI
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Sorting fact from fiction as fear engulfs Hindus in B’desh
South Asia News: CHATTOGRAM: The reports, often accompanied by grainy footage, are frequent: Hindu temples vandalised and set on fire
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US takes aim at China’s production of essential computer chips
Chinese companies have been ramping up their production of chips, particularly the older types of semiconductors that continue to power
