Will the global chip shortage continue into 2023? Experts fear the worst
As a major electronics company predicts another year of shortages, those hoping for a swift resolution to the chip crisis may be disappointed.
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Why the employee experience will sort winners from losers
The future of work will determine organisations' success or failure, panellists at a recent Tech Monitor roundtable argued, and technology leaders are increasingly concerned with the impact of tech on workers.
Europe is thinking big on semiconductors but has plenty of hurdles to overcome
The continent wants to grow its presence in the chip market after two decades of decline, but faces an uphill battle.
South Korea’s semiconductor splurge could turn the chip shortage into a surplus
A $451bn investment package aims to keep pace with developments in the US and Taiwan – and could tip global capacity into surplus in future.
How Global MSP Day is helping managed service providers to connect with peers in a post-pandemic world
Barracuda’s Jason Howells discusses how Global MSP Day will help managed service providers face challenges and opportunities of a post-pandemic world.
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Calling all MSPs: Get involved in Global MSP Day 2021
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Why MSPs need to ask more questions in 2021
Ahead of Global MSP Day on 26 May, Barracuda’s Jason Howells reflects on the valuable insights gained from his company’s Insiders Partner Advocacy Programme.
Graphcore CEO says Europe must build digital sovereignty as AI chipmaker targets NVIDIA
Europe's digital prowess depends on its core technology businesses staying independent, says Graphcore's Nigel Toon.
The chip shortage may force automotive sector to rethink its approach to tech
As hopes fade for a quick end to the chip shortage disrupting car makers, OEMs that supply the industry will need to take semiconductor supply more seriously.
US-China tensions over chips will decide global technology leadership
Neither the US or China is likely to become self-sufficient in semiconductors but global leadership would give either side the edge in the digital economy.
Arm could go public again as UK government probe threatens NVIDIA takeover
Combined with regulatory hurdles in China, the UK's national security investigation could prompt SoftBank to rethink its sale of Arm to NVIDIA.
Intel’s new strategy is bold but born of pragmatism
The US chipmaker's ambitious plan to take on the manufacturing might of TSMC and Samsung reflects the scale of the challenge it faces.
US plans for a China-free chip supply chain could fuel price rises
Buyers already facing rising semiconductor costs may also have to foot the bill for excluding China from the chip supply chain.
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