Biden gives $120 million to Polar Semiconductor
Might even buy the company
Polar Semiconductor in Bloomington, Minnesota might trouser up to €111.6 million ($120 million) under the Chip’s Act and there is a rumour that the US might even buy the company to keep its production on this side of the pond.
Catching up to AMD
Intel’s latest and greatest Aurora supercomputer, installed at Argonne National Laboratory, has smashed through the exascale barrier. Before this, only AMD’s Frontier system had managed to pull that off.
Not poweful enough
Lenovo China's manager with the Weibo name 思考未来啊 has warned that the next-gen Ryzen 8050/9000 PCs will not support Windows 10.
Intel faces more ghosting from Spectre
Call in more Ghostbusters
Top boffins from several universities have discovered a new Spectre-like method of extracting secrets from Chipzilla’s latest processors.
Electronic Arts wants more adverts in games
Probably time to go back playing battleship
Having not learnt anything about how media streaming companies have destroyed their business model with advertising, Electronic Arts is mulling over putting adverts inside its games.