Anna Kalinowski, Heise-Online Editor-in-Chief Dr. Volker Zotta (@DocZet) and Malte Kirchner (@maltekir) Talk about the following topics in this edition of #heiseshow:
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- Early retirement in times of crisis: Longtime Intel boss Pat Gelsinger is unexpectedly leaving the company. What does this departure mean for the future of the chip giant? What challenges await the successor? And how does the change in leadership affect Intel’s restructuring?
- Submarine cables around the world: Why Meta wants to expand worldwide – The social media group wants to expand its digital infrastructure with its own underwater cable network. Why is Meta investing billions in this hardware? What strategic goals is the company achieving with this? And how does it change the global Internet architecture?
- Sold Out: How China’s Export Ban Affects Raw Materials -Beijing imposed export restrictions on key raw materials in response to US sanctions. What impact will the ban have on the global tech industry? How can affected companies respond? And is there a risk of further technological conflict?
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