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The “Fire Fighter” is back! [Guide] After serving for two and a half years, he led the chip’s big brother Intel on the road of “mercury retrograde”. According to sources, Intel’s former chief administrative officer, Bob Swan, now joins Andreessen Horowitz, a well-known American venture capital firm. Swan, who once ascended Intel’s “throne” as CFO, finally returned to his roots. If you want to wear a crown, you must bear its weight. He is the CEO of Intel with the shortest tenure, and he is also the first CEO of Intel with financial background. Five m o nths after leaving the chip “big brother”, he returned to where he took root. He is the former Intel CEO Bob Swan, and now he has joined the famous American venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z). Swan will join the company as a growth operating partner, serve on the board of directors, help the company find new investments, and provide guidance to the founders of the venture capital company’s portfolio. It is reported that the ...

Streaming media received the biggest dividend in history during the epidemic. If you come out, you have to pay it back. Judging from the second-quarter earnings report just released by the streaming media “Big Brother” Netflix, it has gradually been able to perceive this “forced repayment” feeling of powerlessness. Streaming media received the biggest dividend in hi s tory during the epidemic. However, as the saying goes, you have to pay back when you come out. Judging from the second-quarter financial report just released by the streaming media “one brother” Netflix, it has gradually been able to feel this “forced to repay” powerlessness. Entering 2021, the growth of Netflix subscribers has been weak, and the response to high-quality content has been mediocre. Announced to enter the game field, can it become the second curve of Netflix’s growth? After the market on July 20, Eastern Time, Netflix released its Q2 earnings report. However, with the glory of 10 million new subscribers in ...

In 10 minutes, how to make the world’s richest man spend 180 million? Last night, Bezos and his manned rocket did it. Swish and go up 10 minutes later, he came back with a smash Bezos’ dream finally came true, thumbs up with satisfaction But the audience who watched the live broadcast for an hour and a half was not satisfied. Everyone has a long history of dissatisfaction with him. Before the launch, some netizens wished him a failure in heaven. Someone initiated a   joint online petition. As of the day of launch, more than 160,000 people did not want him to return to Earth. There are even reporters asking questions during the mealtime before the rocket launch: Will this be your last meal? What kind of hatred is this? People complain about the richest man in the world, and it’s mostly about money. The media ProPublica exposed Bezos’s fancy tax avoidance methods, and his actual tax rate during the five years of 2014–2018 was only 0.98%. Other points of controversy are the news that ...

The Tokyo Olympics is not only a “revival sustenance”, but also a “political examination” In one week, the 2020 Tokyo Olympics will officially open. Looking back, almost two decades have passed since the last time Tokyo hosted the world competition (the 2002 World Cup in Korea and Japan). Therefore, when the opportunity to host the 2020 Tokyo Olympics is ushered in, the whole country of Japan is undoubtedly full of joy and anticipation. All walks of life in Japan look forward to boosting investment and consumption through the construction and holding of this Olympics, and bringing the long-awaited Olympic demand to the long-depressed local economy. However, due to the prevention and control of the epidemic, the already ill-fated 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Japan’s economy have worsened the situation. The global sports event that was supposed to welcome guests from all corners of the world and full of friends had to embark on the road of “empty stadiums and closed doors.”. Behind the “close...

The outline of the Apple Car is getting clearer. According to a DigiTimes Asia report, Apple is selecting a battery supplier for Apple Car. CATL and BYD are both on the negotiating list. But Apple insists on using batteries made in the United States. If CATL and BYD are unwilling to build factories in the United States, they may not be selected. Apple has begun to turn its attention to Foxconn and Likai Power, which are willing to set up factories in the United States. Apple has final l y made some substantial progress in making cars. Compared with the iPhone iterating once a year, Apple has a long journey of making cars. According to Guo Mingchi, an analyst familiar with Apple revealed in the report: Apple cars will come out in 2025 at the earliest. At the end of last year, Apple had put on the agenda to set up a factory in the United States, and began to figure out the upstream and downstream supply chain. Last month, according to a Reuters report, Apple had begun negotiations with C...