Compute Report – Page 143 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

Chinese semiconductor firms plan to localize up to 80% of imported technology and equipment by 2030 amid ongoing export restrictions.

Microsoft’s plan to invest $146 billion in AI has unsettled investors, leading to a 25% drop in its stock amid fears of poor quarterly performance.

Microsoft plans to enhance Windows 11 stability and performance by enforcing stricter driver standards, addressing corporate reliability concerns.

Apple revealed a user’s identity to law enforcement despite the ‘Hide My Email’ feature meant to conceal real addresses.

Russia introduces tax benefits for game developers under IT company measures to boost the domestic gaming industry’s growth.

Hackers accessed the European Commission’s cloud infrastructure, stealing 350 GB of data while services remained operational.

Crimson Desert’s world design impresses with vast, immersive environments that evoke memories of Skyrim and other landmark open-world games.

YouTube refreshed its embedded video player’s design, but users have expressed dissatisfaction with the new look and functionality.

Apple’s Mac OS X marks 25 years since its debut, transitioning through multiple processors and gearing up for a new MacBook release.

NASA’s Artemis II astronauts have reached Kennedy Space Center for final preparations before the historic lunar flyby mission.

Citizen marks 50 years since launching the first analog solar wristwatch with a new limited edition Eco-Drive Photon series.

Tech stocks hit their worst weekly drop in nearly a year due to war-induced energy price hikes and mounting legal challenges facing Meta.