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Omar Sohail - Huawei’s ‘State Of The Art’ R&D Facility In Guangzhou To Be Finished In September; ‘Official’ Pictures Show Indoor Area, Housing Capacity Of 5,000 Employees - wccftech.com - China - city Sanction

Huawei’s ‘State Of The Art’ R&D Facility In Guangzhou To Be Finished In September; ‘Official’ Pictures Show Indoor Area, Housing Capacity Of 5,000 Employees

The U.S. trade sanctions have barred Huawei and other Chinese companies from purchasing advanced chipmaking equipment from Dutch-based ASML, with absolutely zero probability of securing cutting-edge wafers from TSMC too. While the partnership with China’s largest semiconductor manufacturer, SMIC, seems to be going along just fine, Huawei likely wants chip development to go into overdrive mode.

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Omar Sohail - Qualcomm CEO Promises That Next Year, Customers Will Be Able To Purchase Snapdragon X Plus And Snapdragon X Elite Machines For As Low As $700 - wccftech.com - county San Diego - city Berlin

Qualcomm CEO Promises That Next Year, Customers Will Be Able To Purchase Snapdragon X Plus And Snapdragon X Elite Machines For As Low As $700

The Snapdragon X Elite and Snapdragon X Plus have made quite the statement ever since Qualcomm officially announced both chipsets in April this year. After all, the company finally has worthy competitors in the ARM notebook space that can take on Apple’s M-series, but there is still one obstacle that the San Diego firm has yet to scale that could become the ‘make or break’ factor for the company to cement its position in this market and that is pricing. During Qualcomm’s Q3 earnings call, CEO Christiano Amon announced that in 2025, customers can purchase Snapdragon X Plus and Snapdragon X Elite products for $700.

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Omar Sohail - Tensor G4 To Use Fewer Cores Than Tensor G3 As Google Likely Wants A Cooler SoC; Exynos 5400 Expected To Bring Biggest Efficiency Improvements Over Pixel 8 Modem - wccftech.com

Tensor G4 To Use Fewer Cores Than Tensor G3 As Google Likely Wants A Cooler SoC; Exynos 5400 Expected To Bring Biggest Efficiency Improvements Over Pixel 8 Modem

Google likely never intended the Tensor G4 to bring about a radical performance improvement over the Tensor G3, with rumors claiming back in 2023 that the SoC would be a minor upgrade. Now, it appears that this bit could end up being true, but it is not like the company is not making upgrades anywhere else, as the integrated Exynos 5400 5G modem that will be a part of the Pixel 9 family is said to deliver incredible power efficiency over the previous-generation baseband chip.

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Omar Sohail - Optica, The Washington-Based Non-Profit Found Accepting Funds From Huawei, Faces Deeper Investigation From U.S. Lawmakers Over Ties With Chinese Entity - wccftech.com - China - Washington - city Washington

Optica, The Washington-Based Non-Profit Found Accepting Funds From Huawei, Faces Deeper Investigation From U.S. Lawmakers Over Ties With Chinese Entity

Huawei and Optica were previously reported to have cut ties, likely due to U.S. pressure, but that has not stopped lawmakers from prying deeper into their investigation. The top Republican and Democrat on the House Science, Space and Technology Committee, Frank Lucas and Zoe Lofgren, have criticized Optica CEO Elizabeth Rogan for actively engaging with an entity that has been on the U.S. trade ban and believes that the initial responses provided by the company have been inconsistent with the latest findings.

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Omar Sohail - iPhone SE 4 To Re-Use Older iPhone 13 OLED Panels, With Apple Reportedly Lowering The Display’s Specifications To Save On Production Costs - wccftech.com - North Korea - China

iPhone SE 4 To Re-Use Older iPhone 13 OLED Panels, With Apple Reportedly Lowering The Display’s Specifications To Save On Production Costs

Apple’s upcoming low-cost iPhone SE 4 was previously reported to feature the same manufacturing process used to construct the rear panel of the iPhone 16, but that does not mean that the company will add the newest hardware for the rest of the device. One report states that the display will be several generations old, re-using the iPhone 13 OLED panel and downgrading the specifications to reduce production costs. Here are all the details that you have been wanting to know.

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Omar Sohail - Huawei’s HarmonyOS NEXT-Powered Engineering Notebook Is Rumored To Feature The Comically Slow Kirin 9006C, But Software And Thermals Have Improved - wccftech.com

Huawei’s HarmonyOS NEXT-Powered Engineering Notebook Is Rumored To Feature The Comically Slow Kirin 9006C, But Software And Thermals Have Improved

The Kirin 9006C was Huawei’s 5nm SoC that powered the company’s Qingyun L540 lineup of notebooks and was introduced in December of last year. At the time, it was believed that the chipset was mass produced on SMIC’s proprietary cutting-edge manufacturing process, but a closer inspection revealed that Kirin 9006C was actually fabricated by TSMC. The same silicon is now said to be found in an engineering sample running HarmonyOS NEXT, with a rumor claiming that the SoC displays better thermals and the software has smoother animations.

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Omar Sohail - Cyber Insurance Firm Believes That The CrowdStrike Outage Was The Largest In IT History, And Is Estimated To Have Cost Other Companies Over $5 Billion In Losses - wccftech.com - state Texas

Cyber Insurance Firm Believes That The CrowdStrike Outage Was The Largest In IT History, And Is Estimated To Have Cost Other Companies Over $5 Billion In Losses

CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz has stated that 97 percent of affected machines are now back online from what cyber security experts claim is the largest IT outage in history. An event of such proportions definitely means that there would be some mammoth monetary damages behind it, and according to the latest estimates, a cyber insurance firm believes that several companies have accumulated losses of more than $5 billion.

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Omar Sohail - Google Refers To Its Upcoming Tensor G4 For The Pixel 9 Series As ‘Game-Changing’ But Does Not Provide Any Specific Benchmarking Comparisons - wccftech.com

Google Refers To Its Upcoming Tensor G4 For The Pixel 9 Series As ‘Game-Changing’ But Does Not Provide Any Specific Benchmarking Comparisons

The Tensor G4 is expected to be announced next month, alongside the Google Pixel 9 series that includes three smartphones with the ‘candy bar’ form factor and one foldable handset. Historically, the advertising giant’s chipsets have been significantly slower than the competition and are less energy efficient as Google continues to rely on Samsung’s older manufacturing processes instead of TSMC. However, in the latest marketing material, the Tensor G4 is referred to as ‘game-changing,’ but no evidence is given on how capable the SoC will be.

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