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The government says it will not process new or pending labor certifications from eight companies it accuses of fraud, and it has not said when the suspension ends.
The Sasovo site in Russia's Ryazan region lost power after a reported Ukrainian attack, and Yandex told cloud customers to shift workloads elsewhere.
Boyu Capital and IDG Capital led the AI agent startup's first round since regulators unwound its $2 billion deal with Meta, with Tencent also investing.
Shipments rose 60.9% for a 35th straight month of growth, and nine-month exports have already passed the island's total for all of 2025.
Pony.ai's Gen-7 Arcfox cars will join Uber's London push while the partners have yet to say who will own and run the fleet.
The Russia-aligned UAC-0099 group kept refining its downloader with obfuscation and sandbox checks, and an early version appears to have gone unnoticed for about a year.
The attorneys general say the router maker oversold its HomeShield protection and played down its reliance on China while claiming its production had moved to Vietnam.
Zhang Yu remains at large while co-defendant Xu Zewei, arrested in Milan last year, faces charges in the United States after his April extradition.
The post rules out the TSMC-operated model floated last week, while Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan says Intel is still helping develop technology for the Texas fab.
The 30-year loan would come with government warrants for up to 7.5% of the chipmaker and requires $750 million in outside equity before it can fully fund.
Fake Cloudflare checks talk visitors into running PowerShell, installing a rented stealer whose browser extension poses as a Microsoft Word editor.
The Kimi developer’s valuation rose by more than half since summer, Bloomberg reported, as recurring revenue climbed from $300 million in June to about $1 billion.
Prosecutors say the group posed as buyers for Taiwan's top military research institute, then repackaged Texas Instruments and Analog Devices parts as made in Taiwan.
Qualcomm blames a leaked license-termination threat for a $170 million hit to a Meta chip deal; Arm says Meta changed course on its own.
A Russian-speaking group called DataSuckers put a ransom note and countdown on the chain's website and says it will sell the data, while ATB insists customer information is safe.
Many parallel agents asked for routes to the entrances of parks, a zoo and a hospital, and outside researchers caught them through records left on a URL-scanning service.
The Centre for Technology & Statecraft says 270 of the tools can support 7nm-class chipmaking, though its yearly purchase estimates are hard to square with ASML's data.
The multi-year deal spans AI, 5G, computing and networking, includes Qualcomm buying some of Huawei's U.S. patents and reverses the direction of payments between the two.
Partners including Synopsys, Cadence, Infosys and TOPPAN will help companies without in-house chip teams design custom parts for the Japanese foundry.
Seoul wants to pool 10,000 Nvidia Vera Rubin GPUs behind one effort instead of splitting smaller allocations among rival teams, pending parliament's approval.
The task force has 120 days to report on AI's risks and opportunities, with a charter that warns against overregulation as much as against new threats.
Reuters sources say the suspect, named as Saif al-Din Khader, has handed over devices and messages, while Jordanian state media confirmed an arrest Saturday.
A Culpium report says TSMC could build and run a fab serving only Tesla, SpaceX and xAI, a move that would raise questions about Intel's 14A role.
In an Axios interview, the Treasury secretary likened executives who warn of catastrophe while asking for federal rules to Hannibal Lecter, while backing what he called safe acceleration.