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Erika Morphy
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Erika Morphy is a News Reporter for TechSpot. Erika has been a freelance writer for more than 20 years with a great deal of her work focused on emerging tech, enterprise and cloud computing, online privacy, and IT security. Erika has written for ComputerWorld, CMSWire, Newsfactor Network, E-Commerce Times, and other publications such as Foreign Direct Investment, a Financial Times publication. Outside of writing, Erika has a BA in International Affairs from George Washington University.
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Eemorphy posted the thread The Chips Act is rebuilding US semiconductor manufacturing, so far resulting in $327 billion in announced projects in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Forward-looking:</strong> The Chips Act was born out of a desire to give the US economy a boost following the pandemic and...
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Eemorphy posted the thread Intel has a wafer-level assembly problem, and it's hurting Core Ultra sales in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>The big picture:</strong> Customers are clamoring for Intel's Core Ultra CPUs, but the chipmaker is facing a bottleneck in...
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Eemorphy posted the thread Who is Prabhakar Raghavan and why is he accused of killing Google Search? in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>It's not your imagination:</strong> Google Search has gotten progressively worse over the years and at least one study...
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Eemorphy posted the thread The DiskMantler can take apart a hard drive in as little as 8 seconds by vigorously shaking it in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>In context:</strong> The options for destroying a hard drive have left much to be desired. Melting it can cause toxic...
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Eemorphy posted the thread The WD Ultrastar Transporter supports up to 368 terabytes of storage in a 30-pound form factor in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>The big picture:</strong> Western Digital offers storage solutions for a wide range of use cases, including some of the most...
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Eemorphy posted the thread Asus launches new AI-friendly Vivobook S and Zenbook laptops in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Why it matters:</strong> Since Intel and AMD released their next generation of chipsets designed to facilitate AI and...
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Eemorphy posted the thread How Sam Altman became a billionaire without equity in OpenAI in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Why it matters:</strong> OpenAI CEO Sam Altman does not own any equity in the wildly popular company. This could be seen as...
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Eemorphy posted the thread Fake AirPods cases that feature a display screen are popping up all over the internet in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>TL;DR:</strong> At some point there were leaks of Apple plans for an AirPods case that featured a display screen. Whether...
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Eemorphy posted the thread New 3D cosmic map could upend everything we know about the universe in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Why it matters:</strong> Researchers at Berkeley Lab have created the largest 3D map of the universe, with a precision of 1...
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Eemorphy posted the thread Apple opens up the App Store to allow retro game emulators in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>In context:</strong> Apple is feeling antitrust pressure from both US and European Union regulators and just made a series...
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Eemorphy posted the thread New Battlemage leaks suggest Intel hasn't abandoned plans for a high-powered Arc GPU in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Rumor mill:</strong> Rumors have been flying about Intel's next-gen Arc GPU, with recent leaks claiming that Battlemage will...
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Eemorphy posted the thread Linux could have been brought down by backdoor found in widely used utility in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Why it matters:</strong> By happenstance Microsoft researcher Andres Freund found malicious code that could break sshd...
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Eemorphy posted the thread Russia's primary chipmaker is struggling with a defect rate of about 50 percent in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Why it matters:</strong> Global sanctions against Russian companies have worked in at least one respect: Baikal Electronics...
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Eemorphy posted the thread Two mines in North Carolina are the world's only producer of the quartz necessary for semiconductor manufacturing in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Why it matters:</strong> Ultra-high-purity quartz is an essential component to semiconductor chips, and the only places in...
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Eemorphy posted the thread Ultra Ethernet gains momentum as tech giants join for AI and HPC network innovation in TechSpot News Discussion.<h5><strong>Forward-looking:</strong> Ultra Ethernet means to deliver a comprehensive architecture that optimizes Ethernet for high...
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