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/PRNewswire/ -- April 27, during the 19th Huawei Global Analyst Summit, Huawei held a forum titled "Dive into Industrial Digitalization, Creating New Value...
Blackberry Stock Can’t Escape the Meme Stock Abyss InvestorPlace 4 hrs ago Stavros Georgiadis Several years ago BlackBerry Limited (NYSE :BB) — then known as Research In Motion Limited — was a smartphone maker that was synonymous with business. Blackberry mobile phones were popular and expensive — and once upon a time, they were trendy too. The key features of those mobile phones were secure communications and mobile productivity, plus a suite of applications that made business on the move easy and effective. But is BB stock worth considering now? © Provided by In...
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 Taiwan, where much of the world’s semiconductors are produced. The coronavirus pandemic hasn’t helpe...
A couple of weeks ago the West’s bête noire, Huawei, held its annual Analyst Summit and, as might be expected for a company with a growing number of fingers in a growing number of technological pies, it had a lot to talk about. Bleeding edges of development were to be found in every direction, and one of them in particular caught my ear. This was in one of the opening keynotes, the presentation by William Xu, a Director of the Board at Huawei and president of its Institute of Strategic Research. The part of it that tantalised my tympanic membranes contained an implicit validation of my cu...
General Motors assembly workers connect a battery pack underneath a partially assembled 2018 Chevrolet Bolt EV vehicle on the assembly line at Orion Assembly in Lake Orion, Michigan, US, in this March 19, 2018 file photo. [Photo/Agencies] It has been more than two months since a new General Motors car has rolled off the production line at the automaker's huge factory in Kansas City, Kansas. Although GM officials say the factory will remain closed until May 10, the union chief says he is not sure that is the case. A global computer-chip supply crunch that has spread to a range of other ...