Articles by Trisha Kae Andrada
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China's Chip Imports Decline as Tech War With US Continues
China's chip imports decline due to the tech war with the US, production bottlenecks, and economic hurdles.
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Chinese in Beijing Run Cobalt Mines in Africa via Modern Technologies
Engineers said Chinese computers, smartphones, and tablets could access Africa's cobalt mining infrastructure.
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UK Joins Japan and Italy in Tempest Alliance to Build Fighter Jet With Hypersonic Weaponry
Britain is close to an agreement with Japan and Italy to launch its Tempest fighter jet project. The United Kingdom, eager to launch its Tempest fighter jet project, is on the verge of signing a key agreement with Japan and Italy, as reported by Express.
'Valorant's New Game Mode 'Swiftplay' Is Shorter Than Unrated Games
'Valorant' launches new Swiftplay game mode, a simplified version of 5v5 Unrated spike match.
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NASA's Artemis 1 Orion Captures Scenic Shots With the Moon
Stunning moon shots were captured by NASA's Artemis 1 Orion as it flew over the sites of the Apollo missions.
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Pandemic Stress Ages Teens' Brains, Study Suggests
Pandemic-related pressures have affected teenagers' brains, making them seem years older than their counterparts before the outbreak.
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Meta's 'Cross-check' Program Prioritizes Business Over Human Rights, Says Oversight Board
Meta's Oversight Board determined that cross-check screening for high-profile users places income before human rights.
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TSMC Is Fortifying its Presence in Phoenix Facilities Against China
TSMC intends to expand and improve its production hub in Phoenix, Arizona, for $40 billion. China claims Taiwan as part of its sovereignty; therefore, firms and authorities in the US have long been wary of becoming too reliant on the island nation for cutting-edge semiconductors.
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Meta to Remove News off Facebook if US Congress Approves Media Bill
Meta threatens to take news off Facebook if Congress supports bills that let publishers negotiate with tech firms.
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Apple's Self-repair Service for iPhone, and Mac Arrives in Europe
Apple users in the UK and Europe may now buy repair kits online to fix their own iPhones and Macs if they desire.
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France to Restrict Short-haul Flights and Private Jets
France received the green light to clamp down on ultra-polluting short-haul flights and private aircraft.
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Chinese Apps TikTok, Shein, and Temu Aiming for More US Shoppers During the Holidays
Chinese e-commerce apps - TikTok, Shein, and Temu - compete to gain US customers over the holidays. Chinese software businesses ByteDance, Shein, and Pinduoduo, jostled for US buyers' hearts, minds, and money this holiday season.
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Malware Destroys Data in Russian Courts and Municipal Governments
Russia's local government and court system are the newest targets of malware CryWiper. Russia's municipal government and judicial system have become the latest targets of a sophisticated malware strain.
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Australian Crypto Exchange Swyftx Slashes 90 Workers, Citing FTX's Demise
Swyftx, a cryptocurrency exchange in Australia, let off 90 staff, citing the insolvency of FTX and a dramatic decline in international activity.
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Tim Draper Expects Bitcoin to Hit $250,000 in Mid-2023 Despite FTX's Fall, Declining Prices
Venture capitalist Tim Draper expects bitcoin to top $250,000 a coin by mid-2023, despite company failures and declining prices.
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RISC-V Chips Are China's Trump Card in the Ongoing Tech Clash With the US
China is investing in RISC-V chips to bypass US export restrictions on high-tech semiconductors. The US has recently tightened its regulations on selling sophisticated chip technology and equipment to Chinese organizations.
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DOJ Requests Independent FTX Bankruptcy Probe, Reportedly to Acquire Fraud Evidence
DOJ wants an independent investigator to scrutinize Sam Bankman-Fried's collapsed FTX due to charges of "fraud, dishonesty, and incompetence."
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[Gadget Battle] Best Smartphones of 2022 So Far | Which Are You Likely to Get?
Discover which smartphone is the best to buy this year and why. Almost everyone nowadays considers their cell phone the most important in their daily lives.
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Tech Layoffs: Work Visa Holders Scramble for Jobs to Avert Deportation
Tech workers on visas scramble to find work and avoid deportation after being laid off. US tech has held steady after years of apparently endless growth.
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First Reported Emergency SOS via Satellite Rescues Alaska Snowmobiler | See Most Prevalent Uses for Satellite Comms
A snowmobiler in Alaska was saved via the first documented use of Apple's Emergency SOS via Satellite.
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FTX Japan Is Preparing to Enable Customer Withdrawals
FTX Japan, the collapsed cryptocurrency empire's Japanese subsidiary, is seeking to let clients withdraw funds.
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Strep A Infection Claims the Life of a Fourth British Kid
Health officials alerted parents and schools about Strep A after a fourth British kid died from it. Health authorities have warned parents and teachers about the symptoms of Strep A after a fourth British child died from the virus.
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'Overwatch 2' Players Discover Bug That Reduces Doomfist's Damage
'Overwatch 2' players found a critical bug that affects Doomfist's damage output and makes him an even worse character.
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Telecom Engineers Help Ukraine Stay Connected Amid Russian Attacks
Engineers from Ukraine's phone firms are deployed to maintain communications amid Russian missile and drone attacks.
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New AirJet Cooling Chip Can Boost Laptop Performance by 100%
A California tech startup introduced a new electronic device cooling system that operates silently and boosts laptop performance.
Final Fantasy 16 Includes Mature Topics Like Drugs and Torture: Report
Brazil's "Mature" classification for Final Fantasy XVI indicates darker themes, such as drugs and torture.
Disney Develops AI That May Alter Actor's Age in Films
Disney's AI software may make movie actors seem younger or older than they are. The artificial intelligence (AI) program that was developed by Disney researchers has the capability to make a person in films seem either younger or older than they really are.
Ford Invests $180 Million in Halewood Facility to Supply 70% of European EVs
Ford will invest $180 million more in its EV powertrain manufacturing in Halewood, England. Ford Motor Company announced it would spend an extra $180 million on its Halewood powertrain factory for electric vehicles (EVs) in northern England.
Australia Is a Key US Ally in the Space Conflict Against China
Close ties with Australia are the key to countering China's space forces, said a top US military official.
Amazon's Entry Into Healthcare Sector Raises Data Privacy Concerns
Concerns have been raised about data privacy in light of Amazon's impending entry into the healthcare industry.
