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Singapore must return data control to users to regain public trust
Trust plays an important role in consumers' willingness to share their personal data, but trust will erode if businesses continue to be given wider access to personal data and Singaporeans do not feel empowered to safeguard their own cyber hygiene.
AMD sees another six months of video game chip shortages
Demand has outstripped AMD’s ability to deliver new Radeon graphics chips and cards and the industry overall is also in short-supply.
NTT Docomo develops tech to allow 28GHz 5G signals to pass through windows
Generally, 28GHz signals have low diffraction, which means it is difficult for them to be available indoors, the company explained.
Eftpos and BPAY merge to become New Payments Platform Australia
As part of efforts to improve local innovation and make the Australian payments landscape more competitive.
Microsoft: Pre-COVID spending levels are coming back, leading to Azure, Windows growth
Microsoft turned in strong results across just about every part of its business in Q2 FY'21, thanks to spending growth across its customer base.
Tesla's dominant autonomous EV leadership, ride-hailing services, and the Boring Company
According to ARK INVEST analyst firm, Tesla is three to four years ahead of all autonomous electrical vehicle competitors.
AMD Q4 revenue, profit beat expectations, forecast much higher
AMD's first-quarter revenue forecast of $3.1 billion to $3.3 billion is as much as six hundred million higher than analysts' expectations.
Microsoft's Q2 Azure revenue up 50%, commercial cloud run rate at $66.8 billion; forecast tops consensus
CEO Satya Nadella said digital transformation and cloud demand drove results for Microsoft. Indeed, Azure revenue growth was up 50% in the second quarter. The forecast for this quarter is as much as $2.5 billion higher than consensus.
F5 Networks fiscal Q1 revenue, profit beat expectations, revenue outlook higher as well
F5's shares dropped about six percent in late trading.
Texas Instruments Q4 revenue, profit crush expectations, forecast higher as well
T.I. pointed to rebound in chips for automobiles.
