Computing
Intel says it will buy Tower Semiconductor for $5.4 billion
Intel said it is buying Israeli company Tower Semiconductor for $5.4 billion in a deal that could give the California chipmaking giant an edge in the business of making custom-designed chips.
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger said on Feb. 15 that acquiring Tower will help expand Intel's newly formed "foundry" business that makes microprocessors for other firms.
Hackers breach POP TV personal data
Ljubljana – The scope of the cyberattack that broadcaster POP TV suffered on 8 February is becoming clear. The company has revealed hackers gained access to some personal data of individuals recruited for its shows, visitors to live shows, and personnel recruitment data. The hackers have not publicly disclosed the data as yet.
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Twitter sticks with ambitious targets despite earnings miss
Twitter has reported that revenue and its user base grew less than expected, but the platform stuck with ambitious growth targets for the coming years.
Aussie pro boxer the “Blonde Bomber” Ebanie Bridges shares eye-popping photo with fans (photo)
The 35-year-old featured a very low cut top on her Twitter account
U.S seizes $3.6 billion in bitcoin
A husband and wife with a background as tech entrepreneurs in blockchain technology were arrested for their alleged role in the theft
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Some industries face labor shortage, shows study
Turkish companies operating in certain industries are struggling to find employees to hire for varying reasons, while firms are increasingly turning to e-commerce, according to a study conducted by the employment agency İş-Kur.
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Bulgaria: Scheme for Issuing Fake Green Certificates was Discovered in Sofia
The Ministry of Interior has launched actions against issued fake green certificates, the ministry announced. The National Police is checking data on nearly 3,000 forged documents issued to people from five districts in Bulgaria and another 300 issued to people abroad who, after an inspection, found that they had not returned to the country.
Access to Facebook and Instagram may be Suspended throughout Europe
If Meta (the parent company of Facebook and Instagram) is unable to transfer, store and process data from its European users on US-based servers, access to Facebook and Instagram could be suspended across Europe. The owner of the giant Mark Zuckerberg warned about this on social media in his annual report.
Turkey’s internet speed increased by 65 percent
Turkey's data rate in mobile broadband has been recorded as 31.43 Mbps while the world average was 29.55 Mbps, the country's transport and infrastructure minister said, noting that fixed broadband of the country increased by 65 percent in a year, reaching 44,77 Mbps.
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Amazon holiday quarter profit doubles
Amazon has reported its profit doubled to $14 billion in the crucial holiday quarter, giving a boost to jittery markets that expected less due to higher labor, sourcing and delivery costs.
The e-commerce colossus said its net sales climbed to $137 billion, and its profit benefited greatly from a return on investment in electric vehicle maker Rivian, which went public in November.
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