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Manufacturing and utilities firms leaked millions more records last year
It's been a tough year for manufacturing and utility firms when it comes to security, as ransomware operators continue their unrelenting assaults.
Intel could move away from regular CPU releases to catch up with rivals
Intel plans to focus on future technologies, such as AI and chiplets, and release chips when ready.
Hyundai's new smart factory lets you order a car on your phone – and drive it away in hours
The Hyundai Motor Group Innovation Center Singapore opens this month, offering a highly automated approach to vehicle production
Toyota suffered a major outage after its servers ran out of storage
Toyota IT issue caused it to pull the plug from 14 Japanese plants for more than a day.
Dell founder says customers want it to move away from relying on China
Michael Dell wants his company to reduce its reliance on China.
Dell wants to cut out Chinese-made chips
Dell is reportedly preparing to move manufacturing and assembly away from China, and others could be following.
Ransomware attacks are hitting heavy industry where it hurts - the wallet
Hackers demanding high payouts from manufacturing firms, but the industry is holding strong.
Nvidia and Intel might be set to team up on future chip building
Nvidia and Intel are currently discussing the possibility of Intel building some of Nvidia's chips at its foundries.
