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In a controversial turn of events, Donald Trump invested heavily in Nvidia just before he lifted trade restrictions on advanced semiconductor exports to China. This controversial policy change was driven by security concerns regarding AI capabilities. Following the lifting of the ban, Nvidia saw a…
The Convenor of the Media Coalition Against Illegal Mining, Ing. Kenneth Ashigbey, has backed calls for an independent investigation into the clash between personnel of the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) and residents of Manso Keniago in the Ashanti Region. He says the…
A new Special Edition reminds us why the 1965 masterpiece is the Fabs' moodiest and wittiest LP — and their greatest
The head of the Spanish Football Federation insists the 2030 World Cup final will be held in Spain, which is co-hosting the tournament with Morocco and Por Read More: https://punchng.com/2030-world-cup-final-will-be-in-spain-federation-boss-insists/
Microsoft says it has restored services like Outlook and Teams after a global outage that disrupted customers in at least 74 countries due to a technical i Read More: https://punchng.com/microsoft-restores-services-after-global-outage/
Hours before the FAA brought departing flights across the US to a standstill on Friday, passengers on a Southwest flight from Los Angeles to Orlando got a much more enjoyable alteration to their travel itinerary: an impromptu concert from Simple Plan, Hoobastank, and The Used. Videos shared from the…
Samsung has discontinued Samsung Messages in favor of Google Messages in the US, and it looks like another One UI feature may suffer the same fate.
Sam Nartey George says Ghana’s broadcasting landscape is overcrowded, describing the proliferation of radio and television stations as pure madness. He’s absolutely right about the problem. But who created this madness? Who distributed broadcasting frequencies like political souvenirs? And who…
By Luminous Jannamike, Abuja Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has blamed President Bola Tinubu’s economic policies for the loss of nearly 40 per cent of the membership of the Premium Breadmakers Association of Nigeria in two years, warning that soaring energy costs and high interest rates are…
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