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Industry News: The US Government Could Take a 10-Percent Stake in Intel

Mashable   Friday August 22, 2025

The Trump Administration is reportedly in talks with Intel for a roughly $10 billion investment in the languishing chipmaker. The move would give the US a 10-percent stake in the company, reports Bloomberg. Amid the AI boom,  Intel has fallen behind foreign competitors like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.  and US chip giant Nvidia. The government investment could revive Intel's flagging status and line up with the Trump Administration's plans to produce American-made tech, notes Mashable.   Read the full Story >>

Books: 40 Years of Reuters Photojournalism

Wallpaper   Friday August 22, 2025

Reuters photographers deliver over 1.5 million photographs every year, so you can imagine the editing task behind the new book  In the Moment: 40 Years of Reuters Photojournalism, which brings together 500 key images from the news agency. “There is Pulitzer Prize winning photography here, but also the slow documenting of a world on the brink of massive change, marked by the end of the Cold War, the opening up of Eastern Europe, and the boom of financial markets and the dawning of a new, digital era,” notes Wallpaper.   Read the full Story >>

Tech News: Insta360's Drone Brand Antigravity Unveils Its First Model, the A1

DP Review   Friday August 22, 2025

Last month, Insta360 announced its new drone brand, Antigravity. Now, notes DP Review, details about the company's first drone – the Antigravity A1 – are here. The A1 will offer 8K 360-degree capture, which Antigravity says is a first for a drone. "We didn't want to just build another drone. We wanted to create an entirely new way to fly," said the company’s head of marketing. Besides the drone, Antigravity is also releasing its Vision goggles and Grip controller for more immersive flight experiences.   Read the full Story >>

What We Learned This Week: Kodak Refutes 'Misleading' Reports of Its Imminent Demise

By David Schonauer   Friday August 22, 2025

News reports of Kodak's imminent demise have been greatly exaggerated, the company says. In an earnings report released last week, Kodak warned of "substantial doubt" about its ability to pay impending debts, prompting worries the company would not survive. Kodak warned that it didn't have "committed financing or available liquidity" to pay its roughly $500 million in upcoming debt obligations, noted CNN. Following a …   Read the full Story >>

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