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Infineon plans €1.1 billion expansion of Austrian power chip factory

Infineon Technologies will spend €1.1 billion ($1.2 billion) over eight years to expand its key power chip factory in Austria, Bloomberg reported. The investment targets growing demand for energy-efficient semiconductors used in AI data centers, electric vehicles and robotics.
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ENGIE confirms customer data theft through partner marketing platform

ENGIE confirmed that attackers stole French customers' data through a marketing platform used by its business partners, BleepingComputer reported. The energy company said it cut off the attackers' access, notified authorities and ...

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Nvidia plans $3 billion Meta investment as companies expand AI partnership

Nvidia said it will invest $3 billion in Meta's equity offering as the companies expand their partnership on Muse models and agents. They plan to optimize training and inference workflows to improve performance and total cost of o...

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SAP plans to deploy prediction model on ISS computer by early 2027

SAP announced plans to deploy SAP-RPT, its model for making predictions from structured data, on HPE Spaceborne Computer-2 aboard the International Space Station by early 2027. The company says onboard processing will support anal...

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Electronic skin displays pressure directly as light in laboratory tests

National University of Singapore researchers developed an electronic skin that converts pressure into visible light, combining touch sensing and visualization without a separate display. The 70-micrometer-thick device reproduced f...

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GMO urges customers to disconnect computers after ransomware threat

GMO Internet Group urged account holders to back up data and disconnect and shut down their computers before noon on October 27 after hackers threatened to leak customer information and launch ransomware, CoinCentral reported. The...