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SK Hynix acquires Intel NAND flash memory division for $9 billion

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SK Hynix buys Intel's last NAND fab in China.

ITWC Morning Briefing, October 20, 2020 – SK hynix acquires Intel NAND memory and storage business, Technicity is back, and more

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To keep up with the firehose of news, we’ve decided to deliver some extra news to you on the side every Tuesday and Thursday...

SpaceX granted basic telecom license in Canada

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SpaceX granted a basic telecommunication service license in Canada, but Canadians won't be able to subscribe just yet.

Apple announces iPhone 12: 5G, LiDAR scanner, A14 Bionic, no charger

Tom Li -
Apple's iPhone 12 is the first iPhone to support 5G and loses the charger in the box.

AMD announces Ryzen 5000 series processors and Zen 3 architecture

Tom Li -
AMD's shiny new processors have 19 per cent higher IPC and come at a $50 premium over the previous generation.

IBM spin-off to handle managed infrastructure services starting end of 2021

Alex Coop -
IBM is saying goodbye to its legacy business by spinning off its managed infrastructure services into a new company and embracing a "$1 trillion hybrid cloud opportunity," according to chief executive officer Arvind Krishna.

Looking forward to the next Samsung Note? Not so fast, source confirms

Tom Li -
There won't be a new Note come next-gen, but the S Pen won't be going away.

MapleSEC Day 2 Recap – Training and Culture

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A recap of Day 2 at MapleSEC
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