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Is Microsoft’s personal computer computing department a tasteless one?

Microsoft’s personal computer computing department includes Windows, Surface devices, Xbox, games, search engine Bing.

The rebirth and fall of 4 major technology stocks in 10 years

In this post, we’ll discuss the rebirth and fall of 4 technology stocks in 10 years.

How AMD makes money? A rare case of turning defeat into victory

The stock price has risen from the lowest point of US$ 1.66 on September 28, 2015 (close to the threshold of delisting), and it has risen to US$ 137.5 at an alarming rate in only 6 years, which is an almost impossible task. Shares rose 148% in 2019, making it the biggest gainer for the year in the S&P 500 and Philadelphia Semiconductor Index, surging 21-fold in ten years. I mentioned AMD in my book of “The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing”

Japan is already a country of mediocrity, not as advanced as you think

In fact, many of these impressions of Japan being advanced that have long been imprinted in the minds of Taiwanese people are no longer true. Once the country we learn from is no longer a model for us to follow, and when its national power is declining, there are few Taiwanese people mentioned that this is actually very detrimental to Taiwan (when your master’s skills are no longer what they used to be).

Why Microsoft acquired Activision Blizzard, PC-era game dominator?

After Microsoft acquires Activision Blizzard, Microsoft will become the third largest game manufacturer in the world after Tencent and Sony ; changing the landscape of the global gaming industry.

Intel’s current difficult dilemma

Intel’s current difficult dilemma. At my book launch workshop get together a few days ago, lot of people concerned about the prospects of Intel (ticker: INTC).

The lucrative semiconductor supply chain

Did Apple really lose the lawsuit with Epic Games?

Did Apple really lose the lawsuit with Epic Games? First of all, I really recommend that you read a blog post I wrote earlier about the “The importance of the legal battle between Apple and Epic Games.”