President Donald Trump has wasted no time on walking back AI policy introduced by the outgoing Biden administration, following his …
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Qualcomm announces job cuts
“Qualcomm is conducting a reduction of our full-time and temporary workforce,” a company spokesperson who declined to be identifies said, without disclosing the exact numbers of job cuts. 0 2811
TikTok: Time running out as US prepares to impose ban
TikTok is reportedly planning to turn off the app for its US users if a proposed plan comes into effect …
DAMAC Properties announce investment of $20bn in US datacentres
DAMAC Properties CEO Hussain Sajwani has announced that he will invest $20 billion in the construction of datacentres across the …
UK to reject US 5G warnings over Huawei
The UK government is expected to ignore calls from The White House to exclude Chinese telecommunication behemoth Huawei from participating …
US to lift ban on Huawei: report
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have agreed to resume trade talks at the G20 summit in Japan.
President of US-China business council describes treatment of Huawei as ‘murder’
The President of the US-China business council, Craig Allen, has launched a blistering attack on the Trump administration over its …
China tariffs could raise costs of Apple products
Apple has said proposed US tariffs on $200 billion worth of products imported from China will raise prices for some of …
US Congress grills Facebook, Twitter over political bias
Top executives from Facebook and Twitter defended their companies in the US Congress on Wednesday as lawmakers probe on what they believe as a failure to combat continuing foreign efforts to influence US politics.
Trump accuses Google of rigging news searches
US President Donald Trump warned Google, Facebook and Twitter to tread carefully on after recently accusing Internet and social media firms of political bias and censorship, without providing evidence, Reuters reported.
President Trump to bypass agencies in launching cyber-attacks
United States president Donald Trump has signed an order relaxing rules around the use of cyber-weapons, the Wall Street Journal has …