Singaporeans explain what it's like working for a Chinese tech company
CNBC interviewed 10 current and former employees of Chinese tech firms to find out what work life is like in their Singapore offices.
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Abu Dhabi investor in chip giant GlobalFoundries sees exponential growth for the industry
GlobalFoundries previously acknowledged that the semiconductor industry will require "a significant increase in investment to keep up with demand."
Amazon's outage and HashiCorp's IPO point to a future with multiple clouds
An Amazon cloud outage last week and the Nasdaq debut of HashiCorp prompted a debate about the benefits and challenges of using multiple clouds.
Why BuzzFeed's poor debut doesn't necessarily spell bad news for new media
BuzzFeed's success will grease the wheels for consolidation, but even a middling performance by the company will help give rivals a needed valuation comparison.
Bitcoin mining has totally recovered from Chinese ban
Bitcoin mining has totally recovered from the Chinese crypto crackdown that took more than half the world's miners offline earlier this year.
U.S. wins appeal to extradite Wikileaks founder Julian Assange from the UK
Julian Assange, the 50-year-old founder of Wikileaks, is a step closer to being extradited after the U.S. government won an appeal in London's High Court.
Amazon Web Services explains outage and will make it easier to track future ones
Amazon's network devices got overloaded on Tuesday, the company said, resulting in issues that lasted for hours.
Instacart president Carolyn Everson announces departure just three months after she started
Carolyn Everson announced Friday she will step down as Instacart's president at the end of the year.
Larry Ellison is now richer than the Google co-founders after big Oracle run-up
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison saw his wealth appreciate by almost $16 billion after his company's stock had its second best day in two decades.
After AWS outage, Larry Ellison says a major customer told him that Oracle's cloud 'never ever goes down'
Oracle Chairman Larry Ellison used the end of the quarterly earnings call to tout his company's cloud in light of a major Amazon Web Services outage.
Google execs tell employees they won't raise pay companywide to match inflation
Google executives nixed the idea of raising employee pay companywide to address inflation at an all-hands meeting on Tuesday.
Oracle stock just had its second-best day in 20 years
Shares of Oracle rose on Friday after the company reported earnings and revenue that beat analyst estimates for the second quarter of 2022.
Everbridge plunges by almost 50% after CEO resigns from software company
Everbridge said late Thursday that CEO David Meredith is resigning after over two years at the software company.
Elon Musk sells another $963 million of Tesla stock
Elon Musk sold 934,091 Tesla shares, according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission published Thursday.
The Dutch firm that investors are going wild over is now creating a machine that could redefine electronics
Dutch firm ASML is working on a new version of its extreme ultraviolet lithography machine, and it could allow chipmakers to build more sophisticated chips.
Uber-owned Careem gets in on the surging rapid grocery delivery market with UAE launch
Careem Quik will bring the Uber subsidiary into a growing pool of companies that aim to completely disrupt the traditional grocery store model.
Clubhouse's Paul Davison on hypergrowth and becoming a "real company," post-pandemic
Clubhouse's rise in popularity led Facebook, Twitter and Spotify to also get into social audio. Now the company is looking for a second growth spurt.
Facebook takes a step toward building the metaverse, opens virtual world app to everyone in U.S.
Facebook on Thursday announced that it is opening up Horizon Worlds, its virtual reality world of avatars, to anyone 18 and older in the U.S. and Canada.
NHTSA is discussing faulty Autopilot cameras with Tesla
Federal vehicle safety regulators said Thursday they are communicating with Tesla about faulty repeater cameras in some of their US-made electric cars.
Oracle swings to loss because of payment tied to dispute over former CEO Hurd's employment
Oracle's results were clouded by a payment tied to the employment of Mark Hurd, previously co-CEO of the database software maker with current CEO Safra Catz.
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