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Alstari CEO Dr. Sue Abu-Hakima Wins Legends Award and Releases Book on Lessons Learned as a Serial AI Entrepreneur

A growing demand for AI technology has been a boon for Towa, a little-known company that makes an essential component.

Samsung Electronics is expected to receive more than $6 billion in subsidies from the U.S. government for its semiconductor investments in the country, marking its entry into the heated competition for chip investments alongside Intel and TSMC, according to media reports on Tuesday.

South Korea To Invest $7 Billion In AI: "Current competition in semiconductors is an industrial war and an all-out war between nations," Yoon told a meeting of policymakers and chip industry executives on Tuesday.

Living Security to Host 3rd Annual Human Risk Management Conference

Xactly Announces Launch of Partner Portal Built on Xactly Extend to Help Partners Maximize Customer Value

Cubic Selected to Upgrade Twin Cities’ Metro Transit Go-To Contactless Fare System

Valimail Triumphs at the 20th Annual 2024 Globee(R) Awards for Cybersecurity

Chronosphere Rapidly Scaling Observability Platform on Google Cloud

Independent Distributor Smith Achieves ISO/IEC 27001 Certification