Former Intel CEO Gelsinger: Quantum Computing to Go Mainstream in 2 Years, Disrupt AI & Replace GPUs by 2030

November 29, 2025 – In an interview with the Financial Times, Pat Gelsinger, the former CEO of Intel, made some bold and thought – provoking predictions about the future of computing technology. Gelsinger, who now works at the venture capital firm Playground Global, has been closely following the cutting – edge developments in quantum computing….

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Alleged Intel Secret Leak: TSMC Former High – Ranking Official Luo Weiren’s Homes Searched, PCs Confiscated

November 28, 2025 – On Thursday, prosecutors in Taiwan announced that investigators had carried out a raid on two residences of Luo Weiren, a former high – ranking executive of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), and seized his computer equipment. This action was triggered by TSMC’s accusation that Luo was suspected of leaking trade secrets,…

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Verizon Set for Massive Layoffs: 15,000 Jobs at Risk

November 14, 2025 – According to a report from The Wall Street Journal today, Verizon, the largest telecommunications operator in the United States, is planning to lay off around 15,000 employees over the next week. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that Verizon is grappling with intense competition in both its wireless services and home…

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Brian Niccol: Starbucks to Keep Major Equity in China, Eyes Sustained Market Expansion

October 31, 2025 – During yesterday’s earnings call, Brian Niccol, Chairman and CEO of Starbucks, addressed the progress regarding the potential sale of equity in its Chinese business, a topic that has drawn significant market attention. Niccol stated, “We’ve received strong interest from multiple high-quality partners who recognize the immense value of the Starbucks brand…

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Nintendo’s Customer Support Outsourcing to South America: 200 Long – Term U.S. Contract Workers Lose Jobs

September 22, 2025 – According to a report from IGN yesterday, Nintendo of America has made the decision to outsource its customer support operations to South American countries, including Argentina, Brazil, and Nicaragua. This move has led to the loss of jobs for approximately 200 contract workers in the United States who had been handling…

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