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Arm Founder: UK Could Be “Blocked from its Own Technology”
Dr Hermann Hauser, a founder of British chipmaker Arm, says an agreed $40 billion sale of Arm to US rival NVIDIA could result in “American vassalage” and result in the UK being blocked from “our own microprocessor technology” — in an…
NVIDIA’s Agrees $40 Billion Deal for UK’s Arm
NVIDIA, the Silicon Valley-based chipmaker, has agreed to buy the UK’s Arm for $40 billion — a record semiconductor acquisition that will create a global powerhouse with a sweeping CPU and GPU portfolio.
NVIDIA will “continue Arm’s…
NVIDIA’s Agrees $40 Billion Deal for UK’s Arm
NVIDIA, the Silicon Valley-based chipmaker, has agreed to buy the UK’s Arm for $40 billion — a record semiconductor acquisition that will create a global powerhouse with a sweeping CPU and GPU portfolio. (The computer chips that…
Sweeping Government Data Audit will Touch Every Corner of Public Realm
A public information notice published by the Crown Commercial Service reveals plans for an unprecedented audit and digitisation of public datasets, across “all UK public sector bodies” — spanning scanning, storing, and shredding.
This…
Exclusive: GM Can Manage an EV's Batteries Wirelessly—and Remotely
When the battery dies in your smartphone, what do you do? You complain bitterly about its too-short lifespan, even as you shell out big bucks for a new device.
Electric vehicles can’t work that way: Cars need batteries that last as long…
UK Tech Jobs: Vacancies Booming, Says Tech Nation. Here’s What’s Hot
Jobs in the tech sector are booming despite most sectors still reeling from the pandemic, with over 90,000 new job vacancies a week being advertised in the industry across the UK. And according to government-funded think tank Tech Nation,…
Google Apple and Dropbox Face Italian Data Probe as First Guidance Emerges on Schrems II
Authorities in Italy have launched an investigation into “unfair practices” employed by Apple, Google and Dropbox as the Europe-wide crackdown on data use by US tech giants continues.
Italy’s Competitions and Markets Authority – the AGCM –…
Criminals to Pay… for New £25 Million Criminal Assets Database
The Home Office is replacing the 15-year-old IT system used to capture data on criminal assets by a wide range of agencies, saying it is “not conducive to modern expectations of electronic data capture and subsequent analytical filtering…
The Big Interview: Pete Masters, Medicine Sans Frontières
Pete Masters is Research and Innovation Coordinator at medical NGO Medicine Sans Frontières (MSF). He joined Computer Business Review to discuss innovation and digitalisation in some of the world’s most challenging field environments.
Pete…
The Big Interview: Pete Masters, Medicine Sans Frontières
Pete Masters is Research and Innovation Coordinator at medical NGO Medicine Sans Frontières (MSF). He joined Computer Business Review to discuss innovation and digitalisation in some of the world’s most challenging field environments.
Pete…