News Archive

31 of August of 2024

• Cobalt Is Responsible for the High Cost of Batteries. Japanese Scientists Have Discovered a More Cost-Effective Alternative
• ESA and NASA Sent Two Spacecraft to the Sun. Together, They Successfully Solved a Long-Standing Puzzle: Why Solar Wind Doesn’t Cool Down
• Purported Specs of the iPhone 17 Make an Open Secret More Obvious: Apple’s Smartphones Need More RAM
• Phone Manufacturers Went All In on Fingerprints. It Turns Out They Change Over Time

30 of August of 2024

• OpenAI and Anthropic Agree to Share Their AI Models With the U.S. Government Before Releasing Them. The Reason: To Ensure That They’re Safe
• iOS 18.1 Finally Allows Users to Remove People From Photos, But There’s an Easier Way to Do It With This Trick
• The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Returns Amid a Sea of Doubt. Amazon Has a Lot at Stake if It Doesn’t Work Out
• Search Alternative iAsk AI Is the Latest Threat to Google’s Dominance. It Works Surprisingly Well
• I Tested Reimagine on the Google Pixel 9. It Left Me Feeling Both Scared and Excited
• The iPhone 16 Will Reportedly Have a DSLR Button, a Feature That Hasn’t Really Worked in Phones So Far
• This Is What It Takes to Become a Millionaire by Working for Nvidia: 7-Day Workweeks and Clocking Out at 1 a.m.
• China Bans Certain Apple Chargers, Claiming They Generate ‘Harmful Interference’
• Disney Parks Are Facing a Major Crisis: For the First Time, They’re Not the Company’s Primary Source of Revenue
• SpaceX’s Riskiest Flight Is Set to Launch Soon: How to Watch the Polaris Dawn Mission Live

29 of August of 2024

• U.S. Temporarily Halts SpaceX Flights. The Reason: A Failed Landing After 267 Successful Trips
• A Boy Smashed a 3,500-Year-Old Jar at an Israeli Museum. It Invited Him to Come Back
• Swifties for Kamala: How Taylor Swift Fans Are Demonstrating the Power of Fandom
• Denialism Has Reached One of the Last Remaining Areas of Science Untouched by It: Eyeglasses
• Nvidia Has Once Again Broken Revenue and Profit Records, But Even That Wasn’t Enough to Satisfy the Market
• Meta Is Reportedly Developing a Competitor to the Vision Pro. It’ll Be Ultracompact and Ultralight, but Won’t Be Available for Several Years
• OpenAI Is Gearing Up for Another Investment Round That Aims to Turn It Into a $100 Billion Startup

28 of August of 2024

• We Still Have No Idea What Constitutes ‘Open Source AI,’ But That’s About to Change
• NASA Crashed Its DART Spacecraft Into an Asteroid as a Test. It May Have Accidentally Created the First Human-Made Meteor Shower
• Airbnb’s CEO Believed the Company Was ‘Broken’ and Wanted to Lower Prices: The Business Is Too Big for That
• TSMC’s Three Arizona Factories Pose Challenges for the Company. These Are the Chips It’s Going to Make and When They're Set to Arrive
• Corn Sweat Is Real, and It’s Making the Heat Wave in the Midwest Even Worse
• Tiny Creature Discovered on the Alaskan Border Is the Closest Living Relative of All Animals

27 of August of 2024

• The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Raised Many Questions About Sauron in Season One. Now, It Wants to Answer All of Them
• This Is How Telegram Makes Money: A Look at a Business That Keeps Thinking of Ways to Monetize, But Continues to be Unprofitable
• It Looks Like the Control Panel Is Staying With Us for Now: Microsoft Clarifies the Status of the Tool
• Mercedes Wants to Surpass Tesla in Software Development. A Possible Plan: Enabling Fortnite in Its Cars
• The Starliner Spacecraft Isn’t Just a Big Embarrassment: It’s Become a Huge Financial Loss for Boeing

26 of August of 2024

• What We Know About the Arrest of Telegram’s CEO: The Involvement of the Kremlin, Content Moderation, and a Well-Founded Suspicion
• Elon Musk Is Offering a $7,700 Salary for Walking 8 Hours a Day. The Goal: Teaching His Robot to Walk
• Elon Musk’s Pay-Me-$8 Mantra Reportedly Had an Unlikely Beginning: A Cup of Starbucks
• Jeff Bezos Bought a New Private Jet and Has Flown on It 28 Times, Generating as Much Pollution as One Person Over 17 Years

25 of August of 2024

• Cobalt Is One of the Highly Sought-After Metals on Earth. The Reason? Its Crucial Role in Lithium Batteries
• We've Long Wondered Why the Chernobyl Wild Boars Were So Radioactive. It Turns Out It Has Nothing to Do With the Nuclear Disaster

24 of August of 2024

• Four Vision Pro Users Share Their Experiences After Five Months With the Headset: A Promising Future, a Limited Present
• The Alternative to Air Conditioning Doesn’t Require Electricity: All You Need Is Clay and a Good Design
• Awkward Silence: A Breakdown of the Emotional Intelligence Technique That Transformed the Responses of Steve Jobs, Tim Cook, and Jeff Bezos

23 of August of 2024

• Dawn Aerospace’s Rocket-Powered Aircraft Has Successfully Completed a Crucial Flight Test. It’s Now Setting Its Sights on Breaking an Enormous Record
• The Legendary Windows Control Panel Has an Expiration Date: Microsoft Confirms That It Will Disappear Soon
• Two Thieves Were Stealing Packages in California. To Catch Them, a Woman Attached an AirTag to Her Mail
• The CEO of AWS Has One Thing Clear: Software Engineers Won't Be Coding in the Future, AI Will
• San Francisco Parents Are Using Waymo’s Self-Driving Robotaxis to Shuttle Their Kids Around. They Might Have Given the Company an Idea
• A Grad Student Discovered a Forgotten 'Fat Mac' at His Mom's House. He Plugged It in After 30 Years and Got a Big Surprise
• Elon Musk Shares Progress on Second Neuralink Implant Patient, Says He Plays Counter-Strike

22 of August of 2024

• Earth’s Rotation Is Slowing Down. And the Most Surprising Thing Is That It's Been Doing So for Millions of Years
• Elon Musk Loaned a Couple $6.7 Million to Buy One of His Mansions. They've Now Become His Squatters
• It Looks Like Astronauts Can’t Use Boeing’s Starliner Suits on SpaceX’s Crew Dragon (and Vice Versa). This Is Why
• What Happens When a Fried Chicken Restaurant Launches a Streaming Service? If Chick-fil-A Rumor Is True, We May Soon Find Out
• Starbucks' CEO Will Also Return to the Office: He’ll Make the 1,000-Mile Commute by Private Jet
• NASA Holds Its Breath As Perseverance Rover Begins to Climb the Crater Rim Where It Got Stuck
• Carl Pei Is Asking Nothing Staff to Return to the Office and Invites Anyone Who Refuses to Leave: ‘This... May Not Be a Fit for Everyone’

21 of August of 2024

• This Apple Designer Received an Original ‘Apple Watch’ From 1998. It's Waterproof and Has a Watch Dial That's Upside Down
• There’s a 50% Chance That Our Galaxy Will Collide With Andromeda, But We're Dead No Matter What
• A Group of Authors Has Sued Anthropic. The Reason: It Trained Its AI With Copies of Their Books
• Google Denies Report That It's Killing Fitbit SmartWatches, Says It's 'Very Committed to Fitbit'
• The Atlantic Has Suddenly Begun Cooling at Record Speed. That Changes Everything, Even the Hurricane Season
• A CEO Sold His Company and Turned All His Employees Into Millionaires. He Did Something Few People Do: Share

20 of August of 2024

• I’ve Tested the Boox Palma: A Promising Concept, but a Disappointing Fusion of a Phone and E-Ink Screen Reader
• Apple Needs a Rescue Plan to Revive Smartphone Sales. All Eyes Are on the Alleged iPhone 17 Air
• A Pair of Scissors Went Missing at an Airport in Japan. Hours Later, Authorities Had Already Canceled 36 Flights and Delayed 201
• Black Myth Wukong Was Released a Few Hours Ago. That's All It Needed to Make History
• Pokémon Card Fever Hits Smartphones: Everything Indicates That Pokémon TCG Pocket Will Be the Franchise's Next Revolution
• New Biomaterial Achieves What Was Science Fiction Until Now: High-Quality Articular Cartilage Growth

19 of August of 2024

• After Becoming the Epitome of a Rich, Happy, and Egalitarian Country, Norway Faces a Problem: ‘Scan Guilt’
• Remote Work Has a Negative Impact on Vacations, Study Finds. Workers Are Putting in More Hours and Have Less Time to Rest
• The Nostalgia Industry Is Still Going Strong. A Familiar Face Is Reaping the Benefits: Fujifilm
• ‘I Swear It’s There.’ Apple CEO Claimed There Was an iPhone in a 1670 Painting. He Didn't Know How to React
• Astronomers Have Been Studying the Messier 87 Galaxy for 20 Years. Now, They've Confirmed That Its Supermassive Black Hole Is Spinning
• I Tried the ‘Buying a New Printer Is Cheaper Than Buying Printer Ink’ Approach, But It Didn’t Work
• These Colors Aren't for Show: A Breakdown of Green, Brown, Blue, and Turquoise Hydrogen

18 of August of 2024

• Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy Finale, Explained: Where the Hargreeves Go and What That Post-Credits Scene Means
• Shooting ‘Glitter’ Over the Martian Sky. This Is the Latest Idea From a Group of Scientists to Make the Red Planet Habitable
• This Employee Has Been Working at Apple His Entire Life. He Started at 14 and Now Has Twice as Much Experience As Steve Jobs
• This Phone Promised to Revive Nokia 15 Years Ago, Had Amazing Hardware, and Was a Strong Competitor to the iPhone. I’m Still in Love With the Nokia N900

17 of August of 2024

• The Romans Had a Major Industry That Played a Crucial Role in Their Conquest of Britain: Beer and Salt
• The Best Weather Apps for Your Phone
• Six Months Ago, an Autonomous Submarine Disappeared in Antarctic Waters. Now We Know What It Saw Before It Sank
• All Black Mirror Episodes Ranked: From Best to Worst

16 of August of 2024

• On Paper, GTD Is an Excellent Productivity Method. It's a Different Story in Real-Life
• Kim Dotcom Is Facing His Biggest Challenge in Years After New Zealand Approves His Extradition to the U.S.
• The Epic Games Store Has Officially Arrived on iOS and Android, With a Surprise. And Yes, Fortnite Is Back on the iPhone
• The Webb Telescope Has Successfully Penetrated the Nucleus of a Neighboring Galaxy, Which Is Home to a Fiercely Active Black Hole
• New Tool for Creating Deepfakes for Free Rekindles Debate on the Dangers It Poses
• Former Google CEO Claimed Remote Work Won’t Help Win the AI Race. He Apologized 48 Hours Later
• Warren Buffett Sold Half of His Apple Shares. The Tax Bill on the Sale Is the Same as Spotify’s Annual Revenue
• China Produces More Batteries Than Any Other Country. The Problem: They’re Not Storing Energy Efficiently
• The Navy Has Just Launched a New Nuclear Submarine of Its Most Advanced Class: The Mighty USS Idaho

15 of August of 2024

• Alien: Romulus Is a Strong Sequel on Par With the Saga’s Classics, but a Few Details Rob It of Its Glory
• Waymo’s Self-Driving Cars Have Suddenly Started Honking at Each Other at 4 a.m.
• Bill Gates Thinks That Massive Tree Planting to Combat Climate Change Is Absurd. And He's Right
• A New Study Says 94% of Excel Tables Contain Errors: How a Formula Can Cause an Economic Disaster
• This Instagram Photo of People Doing Yoga on the Deck of a Ship Reveals a Nuclear Secret India Was Trying to Hide
• Developing Error Correction for Quantum Computers Is Becoming Increasingly Complex, But There’s Still Hope
• An Increasing Number of North Korean Spies Are Carrying Out Remote Work for U.S. Companies to Finance Their Nuclear Weapons
• China’s Constellation of Satellites Is Unsettling the Pentagon. It Can Track a Fighter Jet as Well as an Asteroid
• AI in Video Games Will Come Sooner or Later. One Developer Says GTA VI Will Be a Turning Point

14 of August of 2024

• inZOI, the Video Game That Mixes The Sims and GTA With Last Generation Graphics and Total Freedom
• Valve Has a New Game and Wants to Keep It a Secret. More Than 20,000 People Have Already Played It
• The Pixel 9 Pro Looks Fantastic. The Problem Is Still Its Processor
• Quantum Teleportation Is a Reality and Holds the Potential to Revolutionize the Way We Transfer Information
• Japan Was the Dominant Force in the Chip Industry in the 1980s. This Is How It Plans to Reclaim Its Former Glory
• Japanese Researchers Reveal the First Prototype of Magnetically Levitated Cars. It’s as Promising as It’s Experimental
• The Paris Games Were Supposed to Be the Olympic Debut of Breakdancing, But All Anyone's Talking About is the 'Kangaroo Dance'
• The New Gemini Showcases Google’s Ambition: To Have Us Continuously Talk to Our Phones
• These Ruins in Turkey Date Back 12,000 Years and Could Be the Oldest Calendar on Earth

13 of August of 2024

• Microsoft Paint 3D Was Always Doomed to Die. Meanwhile, the Original Paint Is Experiencing a Revival
• Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold: This Foldable Features a Bigger Screen and Powers Up Its Cameras
• Google Pixel Watch 3: Google’s New Smartwatch Is Available in Two Sizes and Doesn't Fear the Sun
• Google Pixel Buds Pro 2: The Tensor A1 Chip Arrives in First Earbuds Designed for Google Gemini
• Google Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9 Pro XL: Available in Two Sizes and Armed With the New Tensor G4, They Want to Be the Best Android Phones of the Year
• Google Pixel 9: It May Not Have the ‘Pro’ Name, But It’ll Once Again Be One of the Smartest Purchases
• TSMC and Samsung Have a New Rival That Promises to Surpass Them in Terms of Efficiency. It’s Located in Japan and Is Preparing 2 nm Chips
• In Its Commitment to Nuclear Energy, the U.S. Is Considering Doing the Unprecedented: Reactivating a Closed Plant
• A Serious Vulnerability Is Affecting AMD Processors. Not All of Them Will Receive a Patch to Fix It

12 of August of 2024

• Apple Is Reportedly Working on Three AR Devices, Including One Similar to the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses
• ‘I Think You Should Make It All Out of Glass’: The Fascinating Story of ‘Venus,’ Steve Jobs’ $120 Million Yacht
• The iPhone 16 Will Reportedly Be Conservative and More Photo-Centric Than Ever. In 2025, Rumors Point to the ‘iPhone 17 Air’
• A Recent Lab Accident Has Produced ‘Wonder Wood,’ a Super-Black Material That Can Absorb More Than 99% of Light
• The World Is Obsessed With ‘Perfect Teeth,’ Despite the Prevalence of Fake Teeth in Movies and Television
• EssilorLuxottica Used to Be a Traditional Eyewear Company. Now, It’s Embracing Technology, and Meta and Google Want a Slice of It
• The U.S. Needs to Get Rid of Its Diesel Trains. It’s Rapidly Replacing Them With Hydrogen Trains
• ‘My Parents Still Don’t Know’: A Student Spent the Family Inheritance on Intel Stock Hours Before It Collapsed
• It's Not a Joke: Mayonnaise Is Helping Scientists Solve One of the Challenges of Nuclear Fusion

11 of August of 2024

• China Has Just Surpassed All Other Countries in the Space Race. The Most Sought-After Element on the Moon Is in Its Hands
• The Next Time You Watch Titanic, Hit Pause at This Frame: This Man Existed in Real-Life and Scientifically Proved That Jack Could Have Survived
• A Brief History of Paul Otlet, the Little Known Grandfather of the World Wide Web
• A Google Engineer Moved Into a Truck Parked on the Company’s Campus. He Avoided Paying Rent and Kept 90% of His Salary

10 of August of 2024

• The Highs and Lows of the Content Industry: Warner Plunges on the Stock Market While Disney Soars From the Success of Inside Out 2
• NASA Reveals Why We Haven’t Returned to the Moon Sooner: Underqualified Boeing Personnel in Rocket Manufacturing
• Europe and Japan Are Face-to-Face With One of the Major Challenges of Nuclear Fusion: Material Irradiation
• China Has Continued to Open Coal Plants, But They’re No Longer a Problem: Renewables Have Just Overtaken Their Capacity
• Ping: What It Is, How It Works, and Why It's Helpful in Diagnosing Network Problems
• These Researchers Say That Chimpanzees Can Talk and That the Evidence Dates Back to 1962

09 of August of 2024

• The U.S. Wants to Triple Its Solar Panels. To Reach Its Goal, It Has a Brilliant Idea: Using an Army of Robots
• SpaceX Is Already Testing a New Engine for Starship Described As ‘A Work of Art.’ Yet, the Competition Is Skeptical
• Beware of Falling in Love With Your Chatbot: OpenAI Warns That GPT-4o May Reduce Users' Need To Socialize With Humans
• This ‘Wonder Material’ for Solar Panels Has Broken Records Again Due to a New Chemical Treatment
• BitTorrent Protocol: What It Is and How It Works
• Google Has Gone 20 Months Without Being Able to Address One of Its Biggest Threats in History: ChatGPT
• Humane Is Struggling to Survive. The Problem: More Users Are Returning Its AI Pin Instead of Buying It
• The DMA Has Accomplished What Was Once Thought Impossible: Apple Will Now Allow Various Types of External Links in Apps
• Nicolás Maduro Intensifies His Battle Against Elon Musk and Orders 10-Day Ban on X in Venezuela

08 of August of 2024

• Network Address Translation (NAT): What It Is and How It Works
• The Happiest Country in the World Has a Problem: The Foreigners Who Live There Think Otherwise
• NASA Has a Very Simple Explanation for Why We're Unable to Find Aliens
• South Texas Has Hit the Jackpot Again: An Unlimited Supply of Clean Energy to Replace Oil
• Some Americans Are Brewing Beer Using Water From Showers and Toilets. And There’s Good Reason for It
• 80 Trillion Watts: A UK Startup Has Fired the World’s Most Powerful Cannon to Demonstrate Nuclear Fusion
• Microsoft Wants Its Engineers in China to Leave the Country. They're Not So Sure
• Winning a Gold Medal in Countries Like South Korea Is Better Than Winning the Lottery. Some Olympic Athletes Will No Longer Have to Worry About Money
• This Object Has Been Puzzling Astronomers. All They Know Is That It’s Traveling at 1.2 Million Mph Toward the Center of the Milky Way
• The Golden Age of AI Is Experiencing Its First Significant Slowdown: A Market Correction or a Bursting Bubble?

07 of August of 2024

• Microsoft Edge Already Owns Almost 14% of the Browser Market. Google Chrome Reigns But Loses Ground
• House of the Dragon Will End Its Story Soon, But HBO Will Continue to Squeeze Out Game of Thrones Content for a Long Time
• Google Has Killed Off the Chromecast. Farewell to a Friendly and Affordable Product That Helped Us Enjoy TV Like Never Before
• Paper Straws Are Often Touted as a Great Alternative to Plastic, But There's a Small Problem: They’re Toxic
• Apple Accidentally Leaves Some of Its AI Prompts Out in the Open: ‘Do Not Hallucinate’
• Google TV Streamer (4K): Say Goodbye to Chromecast and Hello to the New Premium Set-Top Box With Google TV
• NASA Has Asked SpaceX to Postpone Its Next Flight. It Could Potentially Need It to Rescue the Boeing Crew
• Advertising Revenue on Elon Musk’s X Has Dropped Dramatically, So the Platform Decided to Sue a Group of Advertisers
• Samsung Has Just Revolutionized Electric Car Batteries, Improving Their Range, Charging Time, and Lifespan

06 of August of 2024

• Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra Review: The Watch Samsung Needed to Face Off Against the Apple Watch Ultra on Equal Footing
• How Much Money Did Tech Giants Lose on Monday? The 'Magnificent Seven' Had One of the Worst Days in Their History
• Pegasus Is a Revolutionary Hybrid Flying Car: It Can Travel on the Highway and Fly for up to Three Hours
• In China, an Increasing Number of Young People Are Dissatisfied With the Future That Awaits Them, So They’re Pretending to Be Birds
• Safari Aims to Revolutionize the Web Browsing Experience. How? By Enabling Users to Eliminate Distractions
• Google’s New Monopoly Status Has Unexpected Collateral Damage: Apple
• Google Has Just Suffered a Major Loss in a U.S. Antitrust Lawsuit: The Search Giant Staggers
• Elon Musk Is Suing OpenAI and Sam Altman Again: Microsoft’s Multibillion-Dollar Deal Is in the Spotlight
• Chinese Companies Sanctioned by the U.S. Have a Plan to Keep Buying AI Chips, a Very Creative One

05 of August of 2024

• It’s Time to Debunk the Myth of Drinking ‘8 Glasses of Water a Day,’ But We Have a Problem
• The Millionaire Heir to Hermès Adopted His Gardener. His Fortune Evaporated Before It Could Reach His Garden
• Scientists Have Unveiled the Origin of the Mysterious Gas Enveloping the Moon. The Culprit: Very Tiny Rocks
• In 1904, the U.S. Hosted the Worst Olympic Games in History. It Featured a Marathon Winner Who Won With the Help of a Car and Events for ‘Primitive' People
• Arc, I’m Sorry for What I Said About You. You’re the Best Browser in the Whole World
• ‘That Doesn’t Hold Up in the Electric Era’: Ford Explains Why It Wants to Either Sell Expensive Gas Cars or Small EVs
• Starship’s Fifth Flight Has a New Goal: To Test Its Robotic Arm, 'Mechazilla'
• OpenAI Has Developed an AI Text Detector That Works Almost Flawlessly. It Doesn't Want to Bring It to the Market
• Logitech's Controversial 'Forever Mouse' Doesn’t Need Subscriptions. It Needs to Be Repairable

04 of August of 2024

• Microsoft and OpenAI Have Been Great Allies, Until Now
• Say Goodbye to Spam Calls With This Google Feature. I’m Never Going Back After This
• Scientists Have Discovered Supplements That Can Enhance Memory in the Elderly: Prebiotics

03 of August of 2024

• Imane Khelif Isn’t a Trans Woman. Her Case Illustrates the Enormous Problems the Olympics Has When It Comes to Intersexuality
• ‘NASA Is Evaluating All Options’: There’s a 50% Chance That the Astronauts Stranded on the Starliner Won’t Return to Earth on the Spacecraft
• For Decades, People Visited This New York City Skyscraper Without Knowing That the Joints Holding It Together Couldn't Handle the Weight

02 of August of 2024

• I’ve Tried Aptoide on My iPhone. Here’s How the First Real Apple App Store Competitor Works
• Toyota Is in the Eye of the Storm: The Company Acknowledges That It Sold 14 Models With Fake Safety Tests Over the Last Decade
• Boeing’s Attempt to Compete With SpaceX’s Dragon Has Failed: Starliner Has Just Lost Another $125 Million
• It's Not the Olympic Games, It's a Casting Call for John Wick 5: Shooters Are the Sensation of Paris 2024
• Netflix Releases Disturbing Trailer for Squid Game Season 2 and Announces Premiere Dates for the Next Season
• The Metaverse Isn’t Dead, but It’s Making Meta Lose Money, Specifically, $50 Billion Since 2020
• Meta Takes a Strong Step Forward in the AI Race, Unveiling Its SAM 2 Video Editor
• Apple Insists Users Should Wear Their Apple Watch When They Sleep. It Sounds Like a Prelude to the Company’s Ring Launch
• Intel Is Laying Off More Than 10,000 Workers. The Semiconductor Giant Is Facing Challenging Times

01 of August of 2024

• There Are Hardly Any World Records in Swimming at the Paris Olympics. One of the Prime Suspects: The Pool
• The Least Known Trick to Make Coffee in a Moka Pot Is Also the Easiest
• Dust Is One of the Biggest Enemies of Solar Panels. Electromagnetic Waves Aim to Be the Solution
• Portugal Declares War on Digital Nomads: The Attempt to Attract Talent Has Decimated Its Young Population
• We Thought We Had an Accurate Date for the Origin of Life, but We Were Off by About 1.5 Billion Years
• Bill Gates Has Become One of the Largest Landowners in the U.S. for a Good Reason: To Get Richer
• CapCut and TikTok Are Tearing Apart the Competition. Their Strategy: Turning Everyone Into Video Editors
• There’s a Lot of Buzz About Nvidia, But Another AI Company Is Even More Profitable in 2024 (With Some Nuances)
• Samsung Is Also Striking Gold With AI: Its Memory Chips Have Increased Profits by 1,458%