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From giant rockets to new ways to heat your home, a look at the technology that will emerge in 2022.

EQX earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2021.

The new M1 Pro and M1 Max better integrate the computers’ hardware with their software—much like the iPhone.

Paul Lipscombe April 29, 2021 Shortages caused by ‘chipaggedon’ are hitting the smartphone market, yet hopes are for a bounceback in 2022 As if 2020 didn’t throw the world enough problems with the global pandemic, this year there’s a new pandemic of sorts impacting heavily on the smartphone market. Thankfully it’s not another virus; it is instead a global chipset shortage, which has been referred to by some as ‘chipageddon’. This has been born in part thanks to the drought in Taiw...

VanEck Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF (NYSEARCA: GDXJ) are set for their quarterly rebalancing on March 19. This upcoming rebalancing event should further reduce the overlap between the two exchange-traded funds. Source: allstars / Shutterstock.com RBC analyst Wayne Lam expects the Junior Gold Miners ETF to keep adding companies. He noted that investors have become increasingly focused on the junior end of the GDXJ. Lam believes this means there is an increase in the number of firms that are el...

Provided by Dow Jones By Elizabeth Koh SEOUL -- Samsung Electronics Co. reported a 26% boost in its fourth-quarter net profit Thursday, as the worlds largest maker of smartphones and memory chips continues to ride sustained demand for its products amid the coronavirus pandemic. But the South Korean tech giant faces extra challenges as it enters a new year. Beyond the pandemic, the company is contending with its de facto leader Lee Jae-yong being back behind bars. ...

Pat Gelsinger has a massive task ahead of him when he takes over as Intel CEO next month.

Tech analyst Avi Greengart of Techsponential pointed to MediaTek’s action in low- and mid-range 5G smartphones. “5G has been driving phone upgrades in China this cycle, and MediaTek has been powering the lower and middle range 5G offerings of Chinese brands that make up the bulk of sales,” Greengart told Fierce via email. “Qualcomm is still well positioned in the market overall – especially in the U.S., where Verizon’s mmWave requirements and legacy technical requirements favor Qual...