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The Features of Kuda’s Neobank
Kuda, a neobank startup in Nigeria, has successfully raised $25 million more from Valar Ventures and others to become the neobank for ‘every African on the planet.’ With its Series A round led by Valar Ventures, Kuda brings its total fundraising to over $33 million. The additional funding is meant to support growth and development…
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How Can I Use LIVE On TikTok?
TikTok LIVE is a powerful platform that allows users to directly engage with their audiences and expand their reach. With recent updates, the platform provides even greater possibilities for creators and viewers alike with features like events, co-hosts, Q&As, live shopping, and more. In this guide, we will take a closer look at how to…
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BlackBerry To Sell Patents Related To Messaging
BlackBerry Limited announced the sale of a portion of its patent portfolio related to mobile devices and messaging for $600 million to a consortium formed by US, Canadian and Google-owned miscellaneous tech companies. This patent portfolio contains 2,200 patent families that are mainly related to messaging technologies including mobile operating systems and software, wireless communication…
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BlackBerry’s Patent Portfolio
In June 2019, BlackBerry Limited announced the sale of a wide portfolio of mobile communications and messaging related patents to Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. for an estimated $600 million. This sale of the company’s patent portfolio marked a significant milestone in its transformation journey and enabled BlackBerry to further invest in its software development. By…
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Catapult IP’s Plans For The BlackBerry Patents
BlackBerry Limited, formerly known as Research In Motion (RIM), is a Canadian multinational company and supplier of mobile communication, data services, and wireless devices. Established in 1984 and headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario, the company has become one of the leading providers of mobile devices and services around the world. In order to focus on developing…
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What Are The Implications For The Semiconductor Industry?
Intel, the world’s leading maker of semiconductors, recently announced major plans to begin chip manufacturing within its own foundry. This move has major implications for the semiconductor industry at large, specifically for two of Intel’s largest competitors in the field — TSMC and Samsung. In this article, we will look at how Intel’s move will…
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The Solutions Intel is Pursuing
The semiconductor foundry market is fiercely competitive, with Samsung and TSMC reigning as the industry’s primary suppliers. Although Intel has the technological capability to compete with and even surpass the two leaders in terms of both speed and power, its largest challenge is seizing a greater share of the market. To take advantage of this…
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The Challenges of Competing with TSMC and Samsung
The semiconductor industry is one of the most competitive, complex, and highly regulated industries in the world today. With technology advances and new entrants in the market, this competition is only likely to increase in coming years. In this article we will discuss some of the challenges of competing with two of the world’s largest…
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Intel’s Foundry Business
Intel has long been the preeminent chipmaker in the world, leading the semiconductor industry with its highly- advanced technology. But, in recent years, the company has been unable to stay competitive with smaller rivals as it struggled to keep up with trends that have shifted towards making more energy-efficient and low-power chips. It ultimately decided…
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Intel’s Plans To Catch Up
Intel Corporation is the largest semiconductor company in the world and has long been known for its powerful, reliable processors. However, over the past few years, Intel’s dominance in the chip market has come under threat from rivals Samsung and TSMC. While Intel still commands a majority of the market share, its competitors are gaining…