Por: NBC News Tech August 07, 2023
Western microchips used to power smartphones and laptops are continuing to enter Russia and fuel its military arsenal, new analysis shows. Trade data and manifests analyzed by CNBC show that Moscow has been sourcing an increased number of semiconductors and other advanced Western technologies through intermediary countries such as China. In 2022, Russia imported $2.5 billion worth of semiconductor technologies, up from $1.8 billion in 2021.... + full article
Politico USA Tech August 02, 2023
A key adviser in the Biden administration’s effort to overcome the global microchips shortage and manage a deluge of congressional funding to expand America’s semiconductor industry will depart the White House this week. Ronnie Chatterji is leaving the National Economic... + más
U.S. weapons stockpile threatened by chip shortage amid Ukraine war | Newsweek
Missouri House advances bill to limit nonexistent vaccine microchips—just in case | Ars Technica
The Advocate USA Entertainment June 23, 2023
With summer in full swing, many families are hitting the road for vacations. Some may be on the hunt for a good boarding facility to keep the dogs while they are away.When it comes to dog day cares, there are several options in New Orleans and surrounding areas. Many of these... + más
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The Advocate USA Entertainment April 07, 2023
With summertime so close, many families are starting to plan their vacation getaways. One part of the planning process will be deciding who will watch the dogs if the destination is not pet-friendly, or if you are just looking for a pup-free week. If finding a pet sitter is a... + más
The Real Cost Of Staying At A White Lotus Is A Lot More Than You'd Expect | Elite Daily
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Ars Technica USA Science March 24, 2023
Navigate Filter by topic Settings Front page layout Site theme - Mar 23, 2023 7:54 pm UTC / A person wearing a tinfoil hat on September 20, 2019. Share this story In the latest efforts by Republican lawmakers to enshrine into law Americans' right to freely spread deadly... + más
What we know about the new COVID-19 variant XBB | The Boston Globe
The Advocate USA Entertainment December 08, 2022
We are celebrating the most joyous season of the year, but it is also a time when we see an uptick in the number of lost pets.The hustle and bustle, guests coming and going, traveling and leaving pets with a sitter and New Year’s Eve fireworks all provide opportunities for... + más
Hazards to pets are lurking around the house. Here's how to avoid 9 common ones | The Advocate
Newsweek USA World October 27, 2022
Supply chain issues and a shortage of microchips due to the ongoing war in Ukraine may threaten the U.S. weapons stockpile.Several large U.S. defense contractors, including Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, Boeing and Northrop Grumman, warned on Thursday that a shortage of parts and... + más
Restoring U.S. stockpile after sending Ukraine weapons to cost $1.5 billion | Newsweek
A16 chip design means it's really an A15+, argues Macworld | 9to5Mac
MarketWatch USA Business September 26, 2022
How did we get here, and how long will it last? Also see: The size of the problem In 2019, before the first hint of COVID-19, Americans bought more than 17 million cars. It was the fifth consecutive year we’d done so. By the time 2022 ends, Kelley Blue Book parent company Cox... + más
If chip production is recovering, why are automakers still making fewer cars? | MarketWatch
China's flood of new electric cars cost 20% more to insure than fuel-powered cars | CNBC
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