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But a global semiconductor shortage and geopolitical tensions with China have bolstered Washingtons scrutiny of the supply chain, which is concentrated in the hands of a small number of players, and has created a drive to bring manufacturing back to American soil to regain leadership. The U.S. has earmarked billions of dollars and is reportedly looking at alliances with other nations. Semiconductors are critical to everything from cars to the smartphones we use. And they have also been thrust i...

Norway raises alarm overexploitation of dual-use technology by Pakistan to aid its nuclear programme Top Searches Norway raises alarm overexploitation of dual-use technology by Pakistan to aid its nuclear programme ANI / Apr 12, 2021, 12:38 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail OSLO: Norway on Monday raised alarm over unhindered exploitation of dual-use technology by Pakistan to aid its nuclear programme. According to a threat assessment report by the Norwegian security agencies, Pakistans practic...

Representative Image ANI | Updated: Apr 12, 2021 12:05 IST Oslo [Norway], April 12 (ANI): Norway on Monday raised alarm over unhindered exploitation of dual use technology by Pakistan to aid its nuclear programme. According to a threat assessment report by the Norwegian security agencies, Pakistans practice of bypassing all international safeguards in gaining latest nuclear technology on the pretext of using it for education and health is posing greatest th...

Huawei to pivot its business as US sanctions bite Chinese telecommunications equipment maker Huawei Technologies is making business resilience its top priority with a push to develop its software capabilities as it seeks to overcome US restrictions that have devastated its smartphone business. Huawei was put on an export blacklist by former US President Donald Trump in 2019 and barred from accessing critical technology of US origin, affecting its ability to design its own chips and source compo...

Huawei plans push into smart-vehicle industry AFP, SHANGHAI Embattled Chinese tech giant Huawei Technologies Co (華為) yesterday said it would weather wide-ranging US sanctions with a push into the intelligent vehicle sector and by ramping up the development of its own mobile phone ecosystem. Huawei plans to invest US$1 billion to develop systems for electric vehicles, as well as vehicles that use artificial intelligence — in cooperation with major Chinese automakers, rotating chairman Eric...

COVID-19 Updates | EU, UK, US The AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, recently renamed Vaxzevria, made headlines this week in Europe, due to rising concerns over the links with its use and the development of blood clots.  The European Medicines Agency (EMA) again reviewed the data on the reported cases and published another opinion on 7 April 2021, confirming there is a potential link with “very rare cases of unusual blood clots with low blood platelets”.  While the EMA’s safety committee...

Norway on April 12 reportedly raised alarm over unhindered exploitation of dual-use technology by Pakistan in a bid to aid its nuclear programme.

Weekly Bytes | US blacklists Chinese supercomputer makers, LinkedIn says some user data scraped, and more Updated: Updated: Heres our curated list of important tech news from this week in byte size. Share Article AAA The U.S. Department of Commerce has added seven Chinese supercomputer makers to Entity List for their support to China’s military modernisation, and other destabilising efforts.   | Photo Credit: Reuters Heres our curated list of important tech news from this week in byte size. ...

US blacklists seven Chinese supercomputing firms Image: Macau Photo Agency The US added seven Chinese supercomputing firms to a list of entities banned from receiving exports from American companies, citing activities contrary to the national security or foreign policy interests of the US. The companies were added to the so-called Entity List, which prohibits American firms from doing business with them without first obtaining a US government licence, the commerce department said in a statement...

Commerce Department adds seven Chinese supercomputing firms to its Entity List SHARE The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security today added seven Chinese supercomputing entities to its Entity List for conducting activities that are contrary to national security and foreign policy interests. The entities added to the list, which prevents them from obtaining advanced technologies developed in the U.S. without special permission, are Tianjin Phyt...