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How Big Is The Gap Between China and The United States CPU

Dec 12, 2016

China military (DI:fbi517549070) has been a large number of Chinese on the chip to rely on imports, and the cost of the purchase of the chip has been more than the cost of oil, but also in the United States Intel CPU, AMD, IBM. There are ...

Tags: China, The United States, CPU

China's Robot Shipments Topped 68,000 Sets in 2015

Oct 28, 2016

"Please do not stand too close or my pretty face will be too big in your photos," Jia Jia told her "fans" at the 2016 World Robot Conference in Beijing. Jia Jia is a typical oriental beauty with shiny hair, bright skin, a slender figure ...

Tags: Robot, Robotics Industry

Tim Cook Calls Encryption 'Inherently Great' at Utah Event

Oct 8, 2016

Apple CEO Tim Cook doubled down on his stance on encryption Friday at the Utah Tech Tour, an annual meeting for technology trade group the Utah Tech Council. "We believe the only way to protect both your privacy and safety from a cyber ...

Tags: Tim Cook, encryption, Utah Tech Tour

Takata Has Stepped Down From His Post as a Result of Recalls of Millions

Dec 29, 2014

The president and chief operating officer of Japanese airbag maker Takata has stepped down from his post as a result of recalls of millions of vehicles carrying the company's defective airbags. Takata announced in a statement that Stefan ...

Tags: defective airbags, criminal investigation, Auto

Rochon Genova Explores Possibility of Potential Class Preceding Over Takata Airbag Issue

Dec 17, 2014

Canadian law firm Rochon Genova is exploring the possibility of a potential class preceding on behalf of Canadian vehicles owners over Takata airbag issue. The announcement comes in the wake of the recent recalls of more than a million ...

Tags: faulty airbags, vehicles owners, Auto

Honda Is Seeking Help From Third Party

Oct 20, 2014

Honda is seeking help from third party to audit whether the company underreported about fatal injury claims to the US Government related to faulty air bag. The issue has been raised by Center for Auto Safety, which claims that the company ...

Tags: Honda, Injuries, Accessories

Regarding Both The Ongoing Investigation Into The Processing Plant and The Recall Itself.

Feb 27, 2014

More than two weeks after the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the initial recall of beef products processed by central California’s Rancho Feeding Corporation, several questions remain unanswered regarding both the ongoing ...

Tags: beef, Marin Sun, Rancho Feeding Corporation, recall

Gargantuan Oil Company BP Has Agreed to Pay The Largest Criminal Penalty in U.S. History

Nov 21, 2013

It was considered the largest oil-related natural disaster in the history of the world, so it only follows that the fine would be historic too. Gargantuan oil company BP has agreed to pay the largest criminal penalty in U.S. history for ...

Tags: oil, BP, criminal, penalty, disastrous, spill

Vintners May Have Stopped Stomping Grapes and Frantically Opened Chinese Dictionaries

Jul 10, 2013

Some vintners in Italy last week may have stopped stomping grapes and frantically opened their Chinese dictionaries. The vineyards in the EU's wine-producing regions have 10 days to get the language down pat, so they can respond to a trade ...

Tags: China Probe, EU Wineries

Computerworld Ordered a Suspect in a Child Porn Investigation

Jun 3, 2013

Computerworld - A federal judge in Wisconsin has ordered a suspect in a child porn investigation to either provide prosecutors with the passwords to several encrypted storage devices of his that are thought to contain incriminating evidence ...

Tags: Decryption, Computer Products

FTSE May Have Lost Valuable Corporate Data After a Laptop Computer Was Taken

May 28, 2013

A major FTSE-100-listed mining company has revealed that it may have lost valuable corporate data after a laptop computer was taken during a domestic burglary, while it has also warned of a "potential loss of data" as a result of an alleged ...

Tags: Computer Products

The Family Members of 37 Tazreen Fashions Fire Victims Received Compensation Money

May 9, 2013

The family members of 37 Tazreen Fashions fire victims, who were buried unnamed and later had been identified through DNA profiling, received compensation money on 07 May 2013, after six months of the tragic incident. The Prime Minister ...

Tags: Tarzeen Fire Victims, Textile

Google Must Pay a $190,000 Fine in Germany for Gathering and Storing Personal Data

Apr 24, 2013

Google must pay a $190,000 fine in Germany for gathering and storing emails, photos, passwords and chat protocols from unprotected Wi-Fi networks with Google Street View cars, Hamburg's Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

BGMEA to Train 34,000 Workers and MID-Level Officials in The Apparel Sector on Fire Safety

Apr 7, 2013

Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association will train 34,000 workers and mid-level officials in the apparel sector on fire safety by June, said Commerce Secretary Mahbub Ahmed. Ahmed spoke at the United States Trade ...

Tags: Garment Manufacturers, Garment

Google Will Pay $7 Million to Settle Complaints From Dozens of U.S. States

Mar 14, 2013

Google will pay $7 million to settle complaints from dozens of U.S. states about its unauthorized collection of personal data transmitted over Wi-Fi networks. The money will be paid to 37 states and the District of Columbia, which had ...

Tags: Google, WiFi eavesdropping, WiFi networks

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