After the last decade of mostly incremental changes and 7nm missteps, along with getting its butt seriously kicked by AMD, Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger has announced an ‘IDM 2.0’ strategy for manufacturing, innovation and product leadership. Is Intel back?



Digital services company Webcentral Group is joining the trend to bringing support jobs back onshore.

Melbourne-founded payment platform Airwallex has raised another US$100 million in an extension to its series D round.

Printer vendor Oki says its new C650 printer is "is smaller than any colour LED and laser printer with listed print speeds of more than 25ppm."

Veriskope Switch – the industry’s "only complete migration solution from Flash or Flex-based applications, including real-time media, to modern platforms that modernises your brand’s UI, look and feel to current standards" – has launched. It promises to give "businesses a boost with an array of advantages including speed, security, accessibility, and next-gen UI standards, preserving valuable IP while upgrading it for the Net of tomorrow."

Incident response firm Coveware has deleted a small portion of an article it had posted online in 2019, after the actors behind the REvil ransomware group — also known as Sodinokibi — used it to promote the efficiency of their own decryptor over that of the one used by rival ransomware actor, Ryuk.

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