NZ pilot held hostage by Papuan rebel fighters is freed
A New Zealand pilot has been released after a year and a half of being held hostage in Indonesia’s Papua region.
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Intel and Qualcomm: This ‘odd’ couple won’t solve America’s chipmaking woes
As Intel’s manufacturing struggles continue, any potential deal with Qualcomm won’t fix America’s chipmaking dilemma.
SEC is unhappy that Elon Musk did not give testimony to the financial regulator to attend a SpaceX launch
The US Securities and Exchange Commission isn’t happy that Elon Musk missed court-ordered testimony for its Twitter probe to attend a SpaceX launch.
John Mulaney slams San Francisco and taunts tech ‘trailblazers’ during Dreamforce closing night comedy set
Comedian John Mulaney laid into tech bros and AI-obsessives during his closing night set at the annual Dreamforce conference in San Francisco.
The executive in charge of the division that has 2 astronauts stuck in space is leaving Boeing
Ted Colbert, the head of Boeing’s defense, space, and security division is leaving the company effective immediately, CEO Kelly Ortberg announced.
US to delay Ukraine aid over shortages – CNN
The new shipments of US military aid to Ukraine will likely be delayed, CNN reports Read Full Article at RT.com
America’s fallen tech giant Intel is facing a crossroads
Qualcomm approached Intel about a takeover deal, the WSJ reported. Meanwhile, Intel is planning a separate foundry subsidiary and staff cuts.
Protesters Take to Apple Stores Worldwide on iPhone 16 Launch Day
Calling for Apple to break its silence on the ongoing war in Gaza and to rid so-called blood minerals from its supply chain, protesters stood outside over a dozen Apple Stores around the world Friday.
Intel jumps after WSJ reports Qualcomm approached the struggling chipmaker about a deal
Intel was once the largest chipmaker and a US technology powerhouse. Around 2018, this leadership began to crumble as TSMC steadily moved ahead.
US Navy’s new submarines are ‘in crisis’ as costs balloon by $17 billion, lawmaker says
The Navy’s nuclear-powered Virginia class sub, which it’s supposed to build two of a year, is facing major delays and ballooning costs.