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Technology6d ago

Nintendo Reports 52% Net Profit Increase, Plans Switch 2 Pricing Changes

Nintendo's annual net profit rose 52% while the company adjusts pricing strategy for its upcoming Switch 2 console amid competitive gaming market pressures.

4 sources
Technology3d ago

Major Korean Manufacturers Invest in Robotics Data Startup Config

Samsung, Hyundai, and LG have invested in Config, a startup positioning itself as a data infrastructure provider for the robotics industry.

2 sources
TechnologyApr 30

U.S. Chipmaker Export Restrictions Target China's Hua Hong Semiconductor

The Biden administration ordered multiple semiconductor equipment companies to halt shipments to China's second-largest chipmaker.

23 sources
Technology5d ago

Cyberattack on Canvas Learning Platform Disrupts Schools Across United States

A major cyber attack on the Canvas learning management system has disrupted classes and final exams at schools nationwide.

3 sources
TechnologyApr 22

Apple Names John Ternus as New CEO to Replace Tim Cook in September

Apple announced John Ternus will replace Tim Cook as CEO on September 1, with Cook becoming executive chairman after nearly 15 years leading the company.

68 sources
Technology5d ago

Administration Plans DC Beautification Projects Using TikTok Settlement Funds

The Trump administration is pursuing a $400 million TikTok settlement for privacy violations to fund Washington D.C. beautification projects.

3 sources
TechnologyMay 3

Apple CEO Tim Cook Steps Down, John Ternus Named Successor

Apple announces leadership transition as Tim Cook departs and hardware chief John Ternus takes over as CEO.

6 sources
Technology6d ago

Stellantis and Leapmotor Expand European Electric Vehicle Partnership

Stellantis and Chinese automaker Leapmotor plan to deepen their partnership with joint EV production in Europe to boost output and reduce costs.

5 sources
Technology4d ago

General Motors to Pay $12.75 Million to Settle California Driver Data Privacy Case

GM agreed to pay $12.75 million to resolve claims it sold hundreds of thousands of California drivers' location and driving data without consent.

2 sources
TechnologyApr 24

Meta Announces 10% Workforce Reduction as Tech Giants Restructure Operations

Meta plans to lay off 8,000 employees and cancel 6,000 open positions, while Microsoft offers voluntary buyouts to 7% of U.S. staff.

56 sources
Technology3d ago

TechCrunch Covers Multiple Technology and Transportation Developments

Technology publication TechCrunch reported on various industry developments including voice computing, autonomous vehicles, and AI partnerships.

4 sources
TechnologyApr 29

Australia Plans 2% Tech Levy; Utah AI Data Center Project Announced

Australia will impose a 2% levy on major tech companies unless they reach local news deals, while a large AI data center project is planned for Utah.

26 sources
TechnologyApr 27

Supreme Court to Hear Case on Police Use of Google Location Data in Criminal Investigations

The Supreme Court will review whether police use of geofencing to access Google's location databases violates Fourth Amendment protections.

21 sources
TechnologyMay 5

Apple Explores US Chip Manufacturing Partnerships with Intel, Samsung

Apple is reportedly in discussions with Intel and Samsung about manufacturing processors in the United States, marking a potential shift in the company's chip production strategy.

6 sources
TechnologyApr 30

EU charges Meta with failing to prevent children under 13 from using Facebook and Instagram

European Commission issues preliminary ruling that Meta violates digital safety laws by inadequately blocking underage users from its platforms.

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