Trump blocks biggest ever tech deal over 'national security' concerns
US president puts the brakes on potential Qualcomm-Broadcom deal
US president Donald Trump has blocked a planned takeover of chip maker Qualcomm by rival Broadcom on the grounds of national security. His order cited "credible evidence" that the proposed $140bn (£100bn)...
More on Chips and Components
'Roll on Silicon Apple': Channel reacts as Apple dumps Intel
'When you look at the success of Apple Silicon in iPhone and iPad, this can only be good news for Mac,' says Roger Whittle, CEO of Jigsaw24
Microsoft appoints new OEM distributor
VIP regains authorised status to target system builder channel
What Intel and AMD results tell us about the PC market this year
Chip makers offer view of how the PC market might play out in 2020
AMD share price tops dotcom-era record high
Chip manufacturer tipped to have another strong year
More news
Avanade CEO on the challenges of her first year in charge
Pamela Maynard opens up to CRN on how she overcame her 'inherent' shyness and why 2020 has proven diversity and inclusion must be high on a company's agenda
AWS and Google Cloud report rampant growth
The hyperscaler duo both smashed earnings forecasts indicating a healthy public cloud market, but market leader AWS says Q3 was still a ‘a mixed bag’
Apple shares tumble despite record Q4
iPhone sales fell 21 per cent
Computacenter to complete double acquisition on Monday
Deals to acquire Canadian firm Pivot and BT Services France expected to both close on 2 November
