Trial

Qualcomm CEO Defends Company in High-Stakes Licensing Trial Against Arm

3 days ago

In a recent courtroom showdown, Qualcomm's CEO, Cristiano Amon, has firmly pushed back against allegations made by Arm Holdings regarding licensing disputes. The case, which is garnering significant attention in the tech industry, centers on Qualcomm's use of Arm's architecture in its chips. This dispute isn't just about monetary compensation; it plays a critical role in the competitive landscape of the semiconductor market.

San Francisco Jury Convicts Nima Momeni of Murdering Tech Entrepreneur Bob Lee

5 days ago

In a high-profile case that captivated the tech community and the public alike, Nima Momeni has been found guilty of murdering Bob Lee, the former chief technology officer of Square and a prominent figure in the tech industry. The jury in San Francisco delivered its verdict after a trial that presented evidence from both the prosecution and the defense, focusing on the circumstances surrounding the fatal stabbing of Lee in April.

FTC and Meta Set for High-Stakes Trial to Break Up the Tech Giant

25 days ago

The ongoing legal battle between the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, is poised to intensify as a trial date has been set for April 14, 2024. This pivotal case aims to determine whether Meta should be compelled to divest certain assets to foster competition in the tech industry, a move that could reshape the landscape of social media and digital advertising.

Tech Icon Bob Lee's Accused Killer Takes the Stand in Shocking Defense

1 month ago

In a gripping turn of events, the accused killer of tech entrepreneur Bob Lee, Nima Momeni, took the stand this week to present his defense. Lee, known for his influential role in the tech world, including his founding of Cash App, was fatally stabbed in San Francisco earlier this year, a crime that has captured national attention and ignited discussions surrounding public safety in urban areas.

Samsung Fined Up to $7,900 After Workers Exposed to Radiation

3 months ago

Samsung Electronics Co. has been fined up to $7,900 on grounds of a harrowing incident where a number of its workers were exposed to radiation. The incident in question took place at the semiconductor manufacturing facilities of the company, hence raising grave questions related to workplace safety and regulatory compliance within South Korea's most valued technology company.

Korea Zinc Issues Warning on Potential Supply Disruptions if MBK Takes Control

3 months ago

Korea Zinc, one of the world's largest producers of the metal, expressed serious apprehensions that its supply chain would be seriously disrupted in case MBK Partners Ltd. acquired a controlling stake in the company. In any case, the warning can only add to the uncertainty associated with the deal amidst scrutiny from all stakeholders.