DC Slams The Brakes On Silicon Valley Gear Headed To Hua Hong
The Commerce Department told U.S. chip‑tool makers to pause some shipments to Hua Hong, a move that could slow the company’s push toward 7nm chips and hit vendor sales.
San Jose Tech Giant Cisco Dragged Into Supreme Court Falun Gong Torture Fight
A decade-old suit accuses San Jose-based Cisco of helping build China’s "Golden Shield" surveillance network. The Supreme Court’s decision could reshape liability for tech firms.
Sunnyvale's Jumio Taps Software Veteran Mark Lorion To Battle Deepfake Fraud
Jumio has named Mark Lorion as CEO as the Sunnyvale firm doubles down on defenses against AI-enabled deepfakes and injection attacks. The hire pairs SaaS go-to-market experience with identity-scale tooling.
SJSU Rolls Out Fire-Chasing Radar, Taps NASA In High-Stakes Wildfire Push
San José State added a mobile Doppler radar and a NASA partnership to expand wildfire sensing, field campaigns and hands‑on student training. The upgrades aim to sharpen local fire forecasts and plume monitoring.
Union City Shocks Silicon Valley, Snags First U.S. AI Chip Packaging Hub
Japanese materials firm Resonac opened the U.S.'s first advanced semiconductor packaging R&D center in Union City, joining a US‑JOINT consortium to speed AI chip development.
Sal Khan Plots $10K AI Degree To Train Bay Area's Next Tech Army
Khan Academy, TED and ETS are teaming up on a competency-based B.S. in applied AI with big-tech partners and a targeted price near $10K; applications are expected in 12–18 months.












