One week after the world's largest IT outage, the head of CrowdStrike says nearly all impacted machines are back online
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One week after the world's largest IT outage, the head of CrowdStrike says nearly all impacted machines are back online
CrowdStrike CEO summoned to testify before US Congress, as firm provides update about update that crashed millions of computers last week
Redmond says EU deal gave CrowdStrike the keys to the Windows kernel, allowing last week's huge IT outage to happen
George Kurtz, CEO of CrowdStrike, apologises for the global tech failure that disrupted multiple industries on Friday
IT outage causes major disruptions around the world, after Crowdstrike update allegedly triggers Microsoft outages
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Nvidia dethrones Microsoft as world's most valuable tech firm, in ongoing market capitalisation battle of the big three
Trade union at Samsung Electronics in South Korea said many workers have staged a first ever strike on Friday
Qualcomm promotes new AI chips for Windows PCs using former actor from Apple's 'I'm a Mac' TV adverts as Microsoft pushes ARM-based chips
HP revenues beat analysts' expectations as commercial PC sales return to growth after two-year post-pandemic slump
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Chip giants Intel and Qualcomm complain of sales impact after United States revokes some of their export licences to China
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Concerns realised. Memory maker Micron admits hit to DRAM supply following Taiwan's biggest earthquake in 25 years
PC shipments return nearly to levels of 2019 following post-pandemic slump as users flock to AI PCs, start replacing Covid-19-era purchases
Turning the screws on Beijing. Biden Administration to urge the Netherlands to stop ASML servicing some tools in China
Chipmakers in Taiwan reportedly briefly suspend some production for inspections, after the island hit by 7.4-magnitude earthquake
Intel's share price falls 8.2 percent after its contract chip-making business posted an operating loss of $7 billion
Dutch government will spend 2.5 billion euros ($2.7 billion) to improve infrastructure in Eindhoven, to ensure ASML doesn't move abroad
Beijing reportedly begins blocking the use of Intel and AMD chips in government computers, and sidelines Microsoft's Windows OS
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UK joins European Union's chip funding research scheme, pledging £35 million for EU's 'Chips Joint Undertaking'