German Chip Company Infineon: Chip Shortages Can Last for Years
The global chip shortage that is disrupting the production of several companies could continue for years to come. Reinhard Ploss, CEO of the German chip group Infineon, thinks so. According to him, the scarcity could last until 2023, he says in the newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, because the capacity
Greek Fire Brigade has Forest Fires Under Control
The Greek fire brigade has the wildfires in the country under control, the emergency services say. Since Thursday, there have only been small fires but no more large conflagrations. Temperatures are still high in the country, and strong wind gusts are forecast, so there is still a chance of
The United States Takes First Blow in Assange Extradition Request
WikiLeaks founder and whistleblower Julian Assange have lost an appeal on appeal to prevent America from extending its appeal against the extradition refusal. The US wants to try the 50-year-old Assange for espionage, but a British judge previously rejected the extradition request because Assange is psychologically exhausted and at
Campaign to Liberate Princess Latifa Stopped After Photo in Iceland
The campaign to free Princess Latifa of Dubai from her father’s power has been halted after a photo was published showing her in Iceland. Latifa is pictured with her cousin and British woman Sioned Taylor. According to the campaign team, the cousin of 35-year-old Latifa, Marcus Essabri said he
Another Cobalt Strike DoS Vulnerability Discovered
Cybersecurity firm SentinelOne has discovered a new Cobalt Strike DoS vulnerability. The vulnerability allows malicious parties to launch a DoS attack on corporate servers and can seriously disrupt ongoing operations. Cobalt Strike is a popular HelpSystems framework designed for Red Team operations. At the same time, many APTs (advanced
US Companies are Hiring Again
American companies are hiring more and more staff, and unemployment in the world’s largest economy is falling rapidly as a result. In addition, new figures from the US government indicate that the labour market in the United States is experiencing a strong recovery. Last month, excluding agriculture, 943,000 jobs
Free Trial Windows 365 Stopped Due to High Demand
The launch of Microsoft’s virtual PC will be accompanied by a two-month trial period. But it has been suspended for the time being due to excessive demand. Windows 365 is a virtualized Windows 10 that runs in the browser. The service has been available since the beginning of this
Double the Number of Passengers for Ryanair in July
More and more European holidaymakers are putting aside uncertainty about corona rules across the border and taking the plane. Budget airline Ryanair carried 9.3 million passengers in July. That is more than twice as many travellers as flew with the Irish company in the same month of last year.
Sanofi Invests Billions in Technology Behind Corona Vaccine
French pharmaceutical company Sanofi has reached an agreement to acquire partner biotechnology company Translate Bio. The billion-dollar deal is the first example of a major pharmaceutical company buying up a biotech company because of the technology behind some of the world’s best-selling corona vaccines; mRNA. Sanofi is catching up
New Zealand PM Officially Apologizes for Humiliation of Migrants
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern officially apologized in a ceremony yesterday for the humiliation of migrants in the 1970s. “I stand here to represent those who have harmed you.” New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has apologized in four languages – Maori, Tongan, Samoan and English – to
