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Tag Archives: ARM
How Texas Kicks Europe’s Ass
Back when I was doing regular Texas vs. California updates, this is the sort of video I would feature. It covers why Texas is doing so much better than Europe, though the framing misses a few things I’ve tried to … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Regulation, Technology, Texas, unions, video
Tagged AI, ARM, Austin, BASF, CBRE, deficits, Economics, Energy Policy, Estonia, EU, Europe, European Debt Crisis, Flamenville, France, Freeport, General Data Protection Regulation (GPDR), Google, Greece, inflation, Mario Draghi, Microsoft, natural gas, nuclear power, oil industry, Permian Basin, PIIGS, Portugal, Regulation, Schwab, Skype, SpaceX, Spain, Spotify, State Income Tax, Sweden, Taxes, Tesla Motors, Texas, Texas Interconnect Grid, unions, video
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TSMC Bids To Take Over Intel Fabs
I know that any time I talk about semiconductors, a significant percentage of my readership’s eyes glaze over, but this is Big Freaking News. Intel shares rose 6% in premarket trading after Reuters reported that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, or TSMC, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged AMD, Apple, Applied Materials, ARM, ASML, Broadcom, GlobalFoundries, Intel, KLA Tencor, LAM Research, Nvidia, Qualcomm, Samsung, Semiconductors, subsidies, technology, Tokyo Electron, TSMC, UMC
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LinkSwarm for March 18, 2022
Hunter Biden’s laptop takes another turn in the news cycle, Democrat-connected sex offenders are popping up everywhere, a killer camel, and the return of Florida Man. It’s the Friday LinkSwarm! And virtual no Russo-Ukrainian War news, since I did that … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged #BlackLivesMatter, Anthony Fauci, ARM, Bill Clinton, Border Controls, California, Corrigan Clay, corrupt scumbags, corruption, Corsica, Democrats, Disney, Fail, Federal Reserve, Florida, Forbes, France, Haiti, Hungary, Hunter Biden, inflation, Joe Biden, Joe Manchin, Josh Hawley, Juan Gerardo Trevino, Kyle Becker, Lilia Canturosas, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, Mexico, Northeast Cartel, Nuevo Laredo, Ozzy Osbourne, pedophilia, police, riot, San Antonio, San Francisco, Sarah Bloom Raskin, science, sex offender, sexual slavery, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Taxes, technology, Texas, vaccine mandate, Volodymyr Zelensky, Zeta Drug Cartel
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LinkSwarm for December 3, 2021
Last week on Thanksgiving vacation, I had to put my Mac through a reboot cycle and lost the zillions of open Firefox Windows. So you may find this week’s LinkSwarm relatively (some might say “mercifully”) brief. Hunter Biden was pulling … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Uncategorized, Waste and Fraud
Tagged abortion, ARM, Ashley Etienne, Border Controls, California, China, Communism, Dan Crenshaw, Democrats, Disney, Federal Trade Comission, Foreign Policy, Greg Gutfeld, Hunter Biden, Joe Biden, Joe Rogan, John Carter, Jussie Smollett, Kamala Harris, Media Watch, Mexico, Michael Shellenberger, Nvidia, Peter Velz, polls, Republicans, San Francisco, Spotify, Supreme Court, Symone Sanders, Texas, U.S.-China Heartland Association, Uighers, Virginia, Winsome Sears, Wuhan Institute of Virology
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China Perfidy Roundup for December 31, 2020
We started the year with China lying about the deadly virus that was about to sweep the world, so let’s end the year with a China news roundup: There was a major leak of a database containing the names of … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Military
Tagged Ajit Pai, Allen Wu, Apple, ARM, Bitcoin, California, CalPERs, China, China Construction Technology Co Ltd, China International Engineering Consulting Corp, China National Offshore Oil Corp, China-United States Exchange Foundation, CNN, Columbia University, Communism, coronavirus, data security, David P. Goldman, EU, FBI, FCC, Foreign Agent Registration Act, Foreign Policy, genocide, hacking, He Lei, Henan, Huawei, Iran, Jews, Joe Biden, Kaifeng, Kaspersky, Korean War, Lee Bollinger, Lens Technology, Li Keqiang, Mark Kelly, Media Watch, Meng Yu, mergers, Military, Minyak Lhagang Lithium Mine, money laundering, MosaicRegressor, MSNBC, New York Times, Newt Gingrich, Nigel Farage, Nvidia, People's Liberation Army, Persian Gulf, Semiconductors, SMIC, spyware, Tencent, Tibet, Turkey, UEFI, Uighers, Ursula von der Leyen, Washington Post, Wuhan, Wuhan Institute of Virology, Xi Jinping, Xinjiang, Zhang Zhan
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Nvidia To Buy Arm
Fabless chipmaker Nvidia, famed for their graphic chips and bitcoin mining rigs, has agreed to buy Arm (formerly ARM) Holdings from current owner Softbank for $40 billion. Arm had $1.9 billion in revenue in 2019, and over 22 billion chips … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Apple, ARM, business, Intel, mergers, Nvidia, Semiconductors, Softbank, technology
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Apple Dumps Intel
Apple just announced that its Macintosh PC line will be moving from Intel CPUs to its own chip designs. Apple today announced it will transition the Mac to its world-class custom silicon to deliver industry-leading performance and powerful new technologies. … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Uncategorized
Tagged Apple Computer, ARM, Intel, Rosetta 2, Semiconductors, Taiwan, technology, TSMC
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