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Intel delays $20 billion Ohio project, citing slow chip market: report
Its initial timeline had chip-making starting next year. Construction on the manufacturing facilities now is not expected to be finished until late 2026, the report said, citing people involved in the project.
Intel forecasts quarterly revenue below estimates, stock falls
In an interview, CEO Pat Gelsinger said that the company's core businesses of PCs and servers were hitting seasonal low demand at the same time as noncore businesses such as auto chip firm Mobileye. Intel no longer gives full-year financial forecasts, but Gelsinger said the company has $2 billion worth of orders for its AI chips and expects better sales later in the year.
Intel forecasts quarterly revenue below estimates, stock falls
Intel on Thursday forecast revenue for the first quarter that could miss market estimates by more than $2 billion, as it grapples with uncertain demand for its chips used in the traditional server and personal computer markets.
Public markets pricking the valuation bubble & other top tech, startup stories of this week
After a slowdown in technology IPOs in 2022, several tech companies including Arm, Instacart, and Klaviyo have returned to raise funds from the public market. However, the valuations of these companies have fallen significantly compared to their peak valuations. Instacart, for example, is aiming for a $10 billion valuation, which is only a quarter of its peak valuation of $39 billion. The sentiment in the market has shifted, and investors are now looking for right-sized offerings rather than inflated valuations.
SoftBank’s Vision Fund to start job cuts as soon as this week
About 13% of the Vision Fund staff will be affected, one person said. The headcount reduction will mostly occur in the US, another person said, asking not to be identified as discussions are private. The investment unit had about 349 people globally as of end-March.
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India becomes destination for auto OEMs to secure their digital content needs
Indian engineering services providers have been developing automotive talent both in house and in collaboration with the academia. With Indian OEMs and startups starting and scaling up EV programmes, the requirement and sources of automotive talent have gone up.Germany enters recession: Europe's largest economy is breaking down
Decades of flawed energy policy, the demise of combustion-engine cars and a sluggish transition to new technologies are converging to pose the most fundamental threat to the nation’s prosperity since reunification. But unlike in 1990, the political class lacks the leadership to tackle structural issues gnawing at the heart of the country’s competitiveness.Crypto stocks hit by rout in what bulls hoped would be epic week
That hit high-flying stocks tied to cryptocurrencies, leaving short-sellers smelling blood and increasing their wagers that the decline was only a preview of what’s to come.RBI to support growth as it hopes Covid impact remains limited to Q1
The central bank worryingly suggested that if the second wave is not contained in the coming months “losses in terms of lives, employment and output are likely to be adverse and long lasting”.D-Street reads good signals in RBI package for Covid 2.0, avoidance of fresh moratorium
Analysts said RBI’s assurance on policy support would soothe market sentiment, but said any upside from here on will be limited.Fitch Solutions sees RBI holding interest rates through FY22
Fitch Solutions revised its inflation rate forecast to an average of 5 per cent in FY22, up from 4.6 per cent previously, due to elevated inflationary pressures.Manipal Hospitals to set up vax camp at Infosys from tomorrow
“We will set up our own temporary sub-centre at the campus with our own team of doctors, nurses, ambulance and all other things required,” Manipal Hospitals chairman Dr Sudarshan Ballal told ET.Spike in Covid-19 cases puts back-to-office plans of tech MNCs in limbo
Leading developers that provide office space to tech MNCs say that no global firm or its clients want to take the risk of exposing staff to possible infection.Dollar in demand as worries over European lockdowns, US taxes sap risk appetite
The dollar index rose to a two-week high at 92.412 early in the Asian session, approaching a four-month top of 92.506 hit earlier this month. The gauge "looks determined to test the top end of a new, higher 91-93 range we think will form in coming weeks," Westpac strategists wrote in a client note.Siemens Gamesa picks Infosys to implement ERP system
Infosys said the implementation of SAP S/4HANA, SAP's ERP for large enterprises, will help Siemens Gamesa become an agile, global organisation that drives digitalisation.Dollar edges lower as recent rally runs out of steam
The dollar had hit a more than 2-1/2-year low in January after sliding for months as the U.S. Federal Reserves' interest rate cuts and strong investor demand for riskier assets has sapped demand for the safe-haven U.S. currency.Wipro’s head of internal transformation Sharada Nandakumar quits
Sharada Nandakumar, a Wipro long-timer who led the telecom vertical in her previous roles for the Bengaluru-headquartred tech services major, was reporting to president and chief operating officer Bhanumurthy B M. She was spearheading the large enterprise-wide digital transformation programme at Wipro.Employees are now doubling up as teachers
Cos are encouraging peer learning among staff to imbue agility in their learning and developing initiatives.SAP India plans to train 15 lakh consultants in the next three years
In June, SAP partnered with the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises to jointly launch Bharat ERP , a programme aimed at digital empowerment of small businesses in the country.GST is a one-time hit, we have told sellers we’ll stand by them: Bhaskar Bhat, MD, Titan
"This GST is a one-time hit and we have to bear the losses because going forward, things will change. We will manage the loss," said Bhaskar Bhat.SME sector will have to seek more help in GST regime: SAP
According to the information shared by Athalye, a few big companies who have started their GST journey a year back are now helping others become ready for the change.Simple GST, thanks to SAP and Assocham's tech resource centre
GST has opened up opportunities for businesses in over 160 countries and helped them move beyond the physical constraints to expand exponentially by harnessing digital prowess.Companies may move to new IT systems to tackle GST challenges
Cos are mainly upgrading their enterprise resource planning (ERP) - a category of biz-mgmt software - so as to accommodate the complexities of calculating GST.Companies work overtime to put in place GST compliant IT systems
SAP and Oracle dominate the market for ERP systems. Many companies will have to move from their current system to an upgraded system.Two more SAP executives Ritika Suri & Abdul Razack join Vishal Sikka at Infosys
With the addition of Ritika Suri and Abdul Razack, five senior executives from SAP have switched loyalties to Infosys since August 1.Companies like Intuit, SAP Labs encourage staff to craft new products, ventures to draw more customers
These initiatives are gaining pace as companies seek to drive technology usage in sectors as varied as sports, lifestyle, retail and health.Tech Mahindra wins SAP rollout order from Cambridge Varsity Press
India’s IT outsourcing firms anticipate faster growth in 2014 due to a broad pick-up in demand in their biggest markets, the US and Europe.Indian IT wary of signing maintenance contracts for fear of annoying partners
Many top cos are insisting that enterprise software from SAP and Oracle should be maintained by third parties, resulting in savings of up to 50 per cent.Load More
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