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| 1 | Intel is divesting
its client and commercial wireless wire area network (WWAN) / cellular
modem business for PCs, selling the business segment to MediaTek. The
company linked the decision to its goal of prioritizing investments in its IDM 2.0 strategy.
Q: Which segment do you believe Intel will divest next? Tell us on Inside.com. | |
| 2 | Apple debuted its mixed-reality headset internally at a gathering of the company's 100 highest-ranking executives (Top 100). The headset is expected to be the company's next big launch and is slated to debut in June 2023.
Q:
Do you think the timing of the headset's release is good for Apple, or
will the current state of the economy create a drag on sales? Let us
know on Inside.com. | |
| 3 | OneWeb announced on Sunday that it released
36 additional Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites into their intended
orbits, completing its 616-satellite constellation, allowing it to offer
broadband internet to the lower 48 U.S. states by May and the rest of
the world by the end of the year. The company has the world's
second-largest LEO satellite fleet--second to Starlink--and is targeting enterprise and government clients with its service.
Q: Do you think satellite internet will be able to compete with fiber networks any time soon? Share your thoughts with us on Inside.com. | |
| 4 | Rivals that license data from Bing's search index have been incorporating said data into their AI chatbots, such as DuckAssist,
creating tension between them and Microsoft. The services compete with
Bing's chatbot released last month, pushing the company to threaten to cut off access to its internet search data. | |
| 5 | The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) revised its position on Microsoft's takeover of Activision, marking a significant turning point in the finalization of the deal. The regulator stated
that "making [Call of Duty] CoD exclusive to Xbox would result in a
significant financial loss for Microsoft post-Merger" after initially
expressing concerns that the company would limit access to the acquired
games, thereby reducing competition. | |
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