Month: April 2020

As more studies roll in, little evidence that hydroxychloroquine works

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Study of veterans finds higher death rates, no benefits. A study observing COVID-19 patients has found no evidence that the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine, touted as a possible treatment for COVID-19, made a difference to the chance that patients would need a ventilator. The results also suggested that patients treated with hydroxychloroquine had a higher rate … Continue reading As more studies roll in, little evidence that hydroxychloroquine works Continue Reading →

Report: Apple will begin selling Macs with its own processors in 2021

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12-core chips for the Mac based on the 2020 iPhone’s A14 are in the works. A new report from Bloomberg cites sources close to Apple who say that Apple is on track to introduce Macs running Apple-made CPUs and GPUs in 2021. The chips the company is developing are codenamed Kalamata.   FURTHER READING Tim … Continue reading Report: Apple will begin selling Macs with its own processors in 2021 Continue Reading →

The Polestar 2 will start at $59,900, deliveries start this summer

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The 408hp four-door started production in March. The Polestar 2 is one of the cars I’m most looking forward to driving this year. It’s an all-electric fastback sedan from the brand of the same name, with Polestar having been spun off by Volvo and its Chinese parent company as a new brand for performance BEVs. … Continue reading The Polestar 2 will start at $59,900, deliveries start this summer Continue Reading →

Travis Scott’s first Fortnite concert was surreal and spectacular

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If there’s one thing you can say about Fortnite’s live events, it’s that they keep getting more ambitious. From the original rocket launch to the mech vs. kaiju battle to the black hole that wiped out an entire island, each new event is more elaborate than the last. Now we can say the same is true of the concerts. Last year’s Marshmello … Continue reading Travis Scott’s first Fortnite concert was surreal and spectacular Continue Reading →

ICT Industry & COVID-19 Impact Assessment Q2, 2020 – 5G Expenditures for Core Networking Will Be Delayed, Opportunity Areas Include Private Network Optimization

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The “COVID-19 Impact on ICT Industry (2Q 2020 Edition)” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering. Select Report Findings 5G expenditures for core networking will be delayed Opportunity areas include private network optimization Will be a much greater focus on specific business solutions Certain industries and app areas will enjoy long-term benefits Opportunities for expenditures that drive operational cost … Continue reading ICT Industry & COVID-19 Impact Assessment Q2, 2020 – 5G Expenditures for Core Networking Will Be Delayed, Opportunity Areas Include Private Network Optimization Continue Reading →

Portnoy Law Advises CPI Aerostructures Investors of Looming April 24, 2020 Deadline and Encourages CPI Aerostructures Investors to Contact the Firm

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The Portnoy Law Firm advises the public that a class action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of CPI Aerostructures, Inc. (“CPI” or the “Company”) investors that acquired CPI securities (NYSE: CVU), between May 15, 2018 through February 14, 2020.  Investors are encouraged to contact attorney Lesley F. Portnoy, by phone 310-692-8883 or email, to discuss their legal rights, or click … Continue reading Portnoy Law Advises CPI Aerostructures Investors of Looming April 24, 2020 Deadline and Encourages CPI Aerostructures Investors to Contact the Firm Continue Reading →

FCC moves cautiously in plan to prevent space debris and satellite collisions

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FCC changed orbital-debris plan to avoid conflict with NASA recommendations. The Federal Communications Commission today unanimously approved new rules for preventing orbital debris and collisions in space, but only after revising the plan to address criticism that the commission was moving too fast and imposing requirements that could conflict with NASA recommendations. The Department of Commerce had … Continue reading FCC moves cautiously in plan to prevent space debris and satellite collisions Continue Reading →

Home-buying Demand Strengthens Despite Stricter Lending Standards, Inventory Shortage Looms

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Home-buying demand shook off more than 5 million new claims for unemployment assistance and continued to strengthen this week, according to Redfin’s latest weekly report. Redfin is introducing a new measure for home-buying demand to get a clearer picture of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The new measure compares the daily number of homebuyer inquiries, … Continue reading Home-buying Demand Strengthens Despite Stricter Lending Standards, Inventory Shortage Looms Continue Reading →

First look at the outcomes of COVID-19 patients in NY hospitals

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The data provide a snapshot of the early stages of the pandemic in the US’s epicenter. On March 1, New York City confirmed its first case of SARS-CoV-2 infection. By the end of the month, thousands were infected, and hospitals were struggling to manage the influx of patients. On Wednesday, JAMA published an analysis of … Continue reading First look at the outcomes of COVID-19 patients in NY hospitals Continue Reading →

Synergy Research report finds data center M&A has already surpassed 2019

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At a time where all of the news seems to point toward negative economic activity, Synergy Research released a report today that data center M&A activity made a strong showing this quarter, already surpassing 2019 levels. The surge was mostly related to the $8.4 billion Interxion acquisition by Digital Realty, which Synergy says was the largest data center … Continue reading Synergy Research report finds data center M&A has already surpassed 2019 Continue Reading →