A former Intel CEO and chair says the company shouldn't be broken up because its foundry unit now has the tech and manufacturing know-how to compete with TSMC
He believes Intel has now caught up with TSMC from a technology perspective and a break up will be distracting. … X: Daniel Newman / @danielnewmanuv : A good counterpoint on subsets of the Intel Board...
SCOTUS orders lower courts to take another look at Texas' and Florida's social media laws, saying neither lower court conducted proper analysis of 1A challenges
The First Amendment was written in the 18th century … The Hill : Morning Report — Is a Trump election interference trial off the table? CCIA : Supreme Court Issues Ruling in CCIA, NetChoice Challenge ...
Meta releases its Segment Anything Model and Segment Anything 1-Billion mask dataset, hoping to help researchers with computer vision and object identification
and Meta is sharing the code Katie Paul / Reuters : Meta releases AI model that can identify items within images GitHub : Segment Anything — Meta AI Research, FAIR — [Paper] [Project] [Demo] [Data...
Sources: Yahoo media executive Rob Barrett, who was in charge of media strategy and operations, departs the company
top media exec Barrett departs http://recode.net/...
Fingerprint scanning arriving on Android devices in six months, claims FIDO Alliance president
Android fingerprint sensors 6 months away — SEATTLE — Michael Barrett cringes every time he has to enter a password on his smartphone. — But six months from now Barrett says he will be able …
It's Official: Michael Barrett Talks About New Job as Yahoo Ad Czar
Yahoo has confirmed that it has hired Google ad exec Michael Barrett as its new chief of revenue. — As I reported earlier, Barrett will be in charge of advertising revenue and operations worldwide a...
Intel's Barrett on Paranoia, the Core Craze and the End of Gigahertz
At first, Intel chairman Craig Barrett struck me as a testy old dude. — This would be fair, considering his company was about to announce a sudden 90% plunge in profits. So it's understandable that...