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Top tech news stories today: May 22, 2024

Explore the latest developments from tech companies, covering Dell’s AI-enabled PCs launch, Samsung’s new semiconductor division leadership.

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PublishedMay 22, 2024

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Explore the latest developments from tech companies, covering Dell’s AI-enabled PCs launch, Samsung’s new semiconductor division leadership.

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Discover Dell’s AI-powered PC launch, Samsung’s strategic leadership change, and Myriota’s game-changing IoT solutions. Stay ahead with insights into the innovations shaping the future of technology. Ether saw its largest two-day gain in nearly two years, rising 8% to $3,775 amid speculation about U.S. spot ETF approvals. Bitcoin also approached a record high, up 2.2% at $71,000. ( Reuters )

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The 2024 ARIN Grant Selection Committee has been announced: Joe Westover (Chair), Michael Abejuela, Peter Harrison, Chris Tacit, Anthony Delacruz, and Kate Gerry. Applications for the ARIN Community Grant Program are open until 7 June. ( ARIN ) Amazon Web Services has paused orders for Nvidia’s current superchip, opting to wait for the more powerful Blackwell model expected to ship later this year. AWS had fully transitioned its previous orders for Nvidia’s Grace Hopper chip. ( WHTC ) The European chip industry should leverage its strengths in research and chipmaking equipment rather than attempting to create a cutting-edge chip manufacturer, said Luc Van den Hove, CEO of imec. ( U.S. News ) Leading European research labs, including Belgium’s imec, will receive 2.5 billion euros under the European Chips Act to develop and test advanced computer chips. ( Datafloq )