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Semiconductors will go from famine to feast
News A global shortage of semiconductors has collided with an unprecedented surge in demand. But the chip industry has always been highly cyclical.
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Arm Holdings takeover: has Nvidia had its chips?
News The takeover of Britain’s semiconductor group Arm Holdings by its US rival Nvidia could be running into the sand, says Matthew Partridge.
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Why LG stopped making smartphones
News LG, the Korean electronics group, was one of the smartphone market’s first movers. Now it has joined a group of has-beens, such as Nokia. Matthew Partridge reports
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The great global semiconductor squeeze
News The rise of electric cars and booming sales of games consoles, televisions and home computers is driving a global shortage of semiconductors.
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Facebook faces further fights over news
News Facebook has restored news to its Australian users. But its problems won’t stop there.
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How Big Tech was humbled Down Under
Briefings An Australian law forcing tech companies to share their profits with news organisations is a crucial test of the evolving power relations between governments, the media and big tech, says Simon Wilson
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Court decision on drivers’ rights sends Uber’s share price into reverse
News Uber must treat its drivers as staff rather than as self-employed contractors. What does this mean for its prospects?
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What’s in store for Amazon after Jeff Bezos bows out?
News Jeff Bezos, Amazon’s founder and CEO, is stepping down after 27 years in charge. What will change at the e-commerce behemoth? Matthew Partridge reports
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The looming global battle over semiconductor supply
Briefings A shortage of semiconductors – essential components in electronic devices – has spooked businesses and governments. It could even spark future geopolitical conflicts. Simon Wilson reports.
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