Welcome to IT Pro's News in Review, a weekly bite-sized bulletin of the top tech stories of the week, for the week ending 18 February, 2022.
This week's stories:
- Zoom users claim macOS app keeps 'listening' after meetings end
- Chrome OS Flex turns old PCs and Macs into Chromebooks
- Intel to acquire Tower Semiconductor for $5.4 billion
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Hounslow Council partners with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to build resilience and transition away from legacy techSpomsored One of the most diverse and fastest-growing boroughs in London has completed a massive cloud migration project. Supported by AWS, it was able to work through any challenges
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Salesforce targets better data, simpler licensing to spur Agentforce adoptionNews The combination of Agentforce 360, Data 360, and Informatica is more context for enterprise AI than ever before
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Nvidia’s Intel investment just gave it the perfect inroad to lucrative new marketsNews Nvidia looks set to branch out into lucrative new markets following its $5 billion investment in Intel.
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The US government's Intel deal explainedNews The US government has taken a 10% stake in Intel – but what exactly does the deal mean for the ailing chipmaker?
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US government could take stake in Intel as chip giant's woes continueNews The move would see increased support for Intel’s manufacturing operations
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Dell says Windows 11 migration is a prime opportunity to overhaul ageing PC fleets – and AI devices are in the spotlightNews The shift to Windows 11 means IT leaders can ditch old tech and get their hands on AI PCs
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The gloves are off at Intel as new CEO plots major strategy shiftNews Intel’s incoming CEO has some big plans for the firm’s business strategy, sources familiar with the matter have told Reuters, with more job cuts looming on the horizon.
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Intel just won a 15-year legal battle against EUNews Ruled to have engaged in anti-competitive practices back in 2009, Intel has finally succeeded in overturning a record fine
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AMD and Intel’s new x86 advisory group looks to tackle Arm, but will it succeed?News The pair will look to make x86 CPU architecture more interoperable
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Why the world is about to be swamped with AI PCsNews With adoption rates set to surge, AI PCs will become far more mainstream in years to come
