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US CATV Operator Cox Plans to Enter US Wireless Industry
According to foreign media Light Reading, Cox Communications, one of the largest cable companies in the United States, plans to
AMD, Qualcomm and Nvidia May Protest US Bill of Chip
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Israel Spends $29 Million to Establish Quantum Computing R&D Center
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LR: Chinese Private Data Center Companies Consider Overseas Market
After years of competition with state-owned giants, China’s private data center operators are starting to observe overseas. The Chinese data center
U.S. Still Lacks $3 Billion in Reimbursement Plan to Dismantle Huawei and ZTE Equipment
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China Radio and Television: More 5G Base Stations, Less Radiation
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EU Spends Much Money On GF Building Chip Factory In France: 18nm Process
In the past two years, many countries and regions have been actively attracting semiconductor giants to build new fabs. GF,
Deutsche Telekom Relies More On Google Cloud
Deutsche Telekom is increasingly relying on Google Cloud for cloud-native support. The telco just announced the expansion of its existing
First Self-Calibrating Programmable Photonic Chip Is Available
An international team led by Australian scientists has developed the first self-calibrating photonic chip, which can be “transformed” into a
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