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Salzburg-based Utility Selects ABB to Improve Power Plant Operations - Vimarsana News

Salzburg-based Utility Selects ABB to Improve Power Plant Operations

<p>ABB&rsquo;s gas turbine control system ensures maximum efficiency with low maintenance costs and high reliability of plant assets.</p>

Apple Hardware VP Joins Rivian, Fueling Speculations Amidst Car Project Delays - Vimarsana News

Apple Hardware VP Joins Rivian, Fueling Speculations Amidst Car Project Delays

Apple's Novotney played a pivotal role in Apple's development of iconic products like the iPod, iPhone, iPad, and Watch.

Google lays off hundreds of employees - Vimarsana News

Google lays off hundreds of employees

Alphabet Inc.'s Google is laying off hundreds of employees across several of their departments such as central engineering, Google Voice Assistant and the hardware team responsible for Pixel, Nest and Fitbit as part of its ongoing cost-cutting actions, according to media reports on Thursday. The augmented reality (AR) hardware team is the most affected, with hundreds of roles being eliminated. The move comes as Google works on an OEM-partnership model for AR hardware and is no longer working on

Source: yahoo.com
Fresh layoffs at Google as company fires employees from AI division after senior executive resignation - Vimarsana News

Fresh layoffs at Google as company fires employees from AI division after senior executive resignation

Google is reportedly planning fresh round of layoffs in its AI division following the resignation of senior executives from Fitbit. This is part of a broader reorganisation and cost-cutting strategy, which includes a shift to a functional organisation model for hardware engineering.

Apple says it's prioritizing iPhones that 'never fail' over 'super-easy to repair' handsets &#x2013; but it's not that simple - Vimarsana News

Apple says it's prioritizing iPhones that 'never fail' over 'super-easy to repair' handsets &#x2013; but it's not that simple

John Ternus: 'A product that never fails is obviously better for the customer – better for the environment'