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Nokia, the Finnish telecommunications giant, revealed on Wednesday its intentions to invest €360 million ($391 million) in software, hardware, and chip design at its Ulm and Nuremberg sites in Germany.
This ambitious four-year project will be financially supported by Nokia, the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection, and two German states, as outlined in a statement released by Nokia.
Disney+ is gearing up to implement stricter password-sharing rules, following Netflix’s lead. The changes are expected to roll out starting in Canada on November 1st, […]
The United States is set to launch its third major crackdown on China’s semiconductor industry in three years, implementing sweeping export restrictions targeting 140 companies, […]
In the past, Musk’s announcements have sometimes been met with skepticism regarding their implementation. However, the confirmation from senior engineers at X indicates that this particular change is imminent and well on its way to being realized.