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AI demand for memory chips is tightening supply and raising costs for consumer hardware, reshaping the market for phones and PCs.
Netflix defends an $83bn bid for Warner Bros Discovery amid investor skepticism and competitive pressure, raising key questions.
Iran shifts from full internet blackout to targeted access amid unrest, raising concerns over digital control and censorship.
IBM and E& unveil enterprise‑grade agentic AI for governance and compliance, showing AI’s shift from concept to large‑scale operational use.
IPv4 monetization platforms ease access and flexibility under scarcity but create ongoing financial and reputation risks for participants.
IPv4 scarcity raises costs and barriers for small businesses, constraining digital growth and reinforcing competitive imbalances.
A practical guide to leasing unused IPv4 address blocks and generating recurring income from surplus resources.
Proposed Indian mobile security rules could force source code access and software change alerts from Apple, Samsung and others.
Seoul prosecutors charge 10 with industrial theft of advanced DRAM processes linked to China’s ChangXin Memory Technologies.
IPv4 address prices continue rising even with IPv6 growth, reflecting scarcity, market demand and digital capital dynamics.
IPv4 brokers stabilise a scarce Internet resource, enabling transfers and leasing without resolving underlying structural limits.