Smartphone sales fall further
Mobile revolution grinds to a halt
Number crunchers at IDC have been looking at the figures for fourth quarter 2022 and declared them to be a disaster.
Mixed fortunes for Tesla
But Musk claims success because of car sales and he is popular on Twitter
Supreme Twit Elon [look at me] Musk downplayed Tesla’s poor results by putting a positive spin on the numbers and prayed for a recession.
Does not look like you can upgrade anything on the thing
Fruity cargo cult Apple does not look like it will be allowing businesses who have shelled out up to $50,000 on its Mac Pros to carry out GPU upgrades.
Intel seriously tanks
Worst results in its history
Intel has seen the worst results in its history and lost money as its margins collapsed.
No, really?
Elon [look at me] Musk is not the right person to be the supreme twit at the social networking company Twitter, according to its co-founder.
SK Hynix sends "world’s fastest" mobile DRAM to clients
Low Power Double Data Rate 5 Turbo
SK Hynix has shipped off what it is calling the world’s fastest mobile DRAM to prospective customers to have a play with.
Micron’s 1.5TB microSD card is out
Could be worth more than its weight in ink jet printer ink
Micron’s MTSD1T5ANC8MS-1WT has arrived bringing the world its first 1.5TB microSD card – unfortunately it will probably cost you your firstborn to own.
Microsoft wants 2.5 gigawatts of solar power
Teams up with South Korea's Hanwha Qcells
Software King of the World, Microsoft said it would add as much as 2.5 gigawatts of solar power to its operations under a partnership with South Korea's Hanwha Qcells.
British government wants to give money to chip companies
Never mind the NHS, we want to feed a global oversupply
The UK government is trying to convince itself that if it spends billions to subsidise semiconductor companies it will help the country better compete and build resiliency and make the country great again.
IBM does well
Still fires more workers
Biggish Blue announced that its operating profits and revenue met analysts' expectations, but the outfit said it would still fire 3,900 workers because that is what everyone is doing these days.