Work at Irish plant suspended for two days, 12,000 computers recalled
The Funlove virus has ransacked Dell's manufacturing plant in Limerick, Ireland, in a disaster likely to cost the computing company millions of pounds in damages.
Work was suspended for two days at the Limerick complex and more than 12,000 computers were recalled for servicing after the virus had had its way with them.
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Federal Trade Commission to ramp up enforcement to restore right to repair
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Texas Instruments reports Q2 revenue beat, outlook in line, shares sag
TI reported double-digit analog and embedded chips sales growth in the quarter.
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