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SK hynix said to win sole HBM3E supply deal for Microsoft chip

Microsoft · South Korea

SK hynix said to win sole HBM3E supply deal for Microsoft chip

44% Center coverage: 23 sources

S. Korea's two biggest memory makers are expected to trade leads in the high-bandwidth memory market as demand surges for AI hardware and customers See the Story

France is ditching Zoom and Microsoft Teams for a homegrown video platform

Europe · France

France is ditching Zoom and Microsoft Teams for a homegrown video platform

46% Left coverage: 11 sources

The new system, called Visio, is the product of a government-backed development program meant to ensure security and confidentiality in official communications. After a successful pilot last year, it is now being extended to about 200,000 civil servants across multiple departments.Read Entire Article See the Story

Valve Must Defend Steam's Pricing Model in £656 Million Class-Action Case

Gaming · United Kingdom

Valve Must Defend Steam's Pricing Model in £656 Million Class-Action Case

43% Left coverage: 7 sources

The lawsuit, filed by digital rights advocate Vicki Shotbolt in 2024, alleges that Valve's control over Steam's terms and conditions has effectively locked players and publishers into its ecosystem. Up to 14 million UK users are represented in the action, which argues they were overcharged for games and downloadable content...Read Entire Article See the Story

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