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Nye Longman

Nye Longman

Verified

Chief Reporter, Hedge Funds, HFMWeek

London

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regional or local news; creative writing; lifestyle; personal essaysNational

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Do not do on the ground reporting

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Total articles 1868

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    By Leila Hawkins, Nye Longman Verified| healthcareglobal.com@ Irdeto protects platforms and applications for connected health and IoT networks. The veteran company has been operating since 1969, and is headquartered in the Netherlands. Over the years they have carved out a specialism for helping startups build their cybersecurity systems.

    By Leila Hawkins, Nye Longman Verified · healthcareglobal.com

    May. 21, 2021

  • Samsung building $17b plant to beat shortage of microchips

    By Sean Ashcroft Verified, Nye Longman Verified, Oliver J. Freeman| Supply Chain Digital Verified Microprocessor supply problems behind Samsung's move to a build new manufacturing facility in Texas, as Biden's move for US to make own chips bears fruit Samsung is set to announce a new $17 billion microchip manufacturing plant in Texas, as the company looks to overcome the continuing global shortage of microprocessors. The plant will reportedly be built on 1,200 acres on a site around 30 miles outside of Austin, where Samsung has an existing facility, according to the Wall Street Journal.

    By Sean Ashcroft Verified, Nye Longman Verified, Oliver J. Freeman · Supply Chain Digital

    Nov. 24, 2021

  • Samsung building $17b plant to beat shortage of microchips

    By Sean Ashcroft Verified, Nye Longman Verified, Oliver J. Freeman| Supply Chain Digital Verified Microprocessor supply problems behind Samsung's move to a build new manufacturing facility in Texas, as Biden's move for US to make own chips bears fruit Samsung is set to announce a new $17 billion microchip manufacturing plant in Texas, as the company looks to overcome the continuing global shortage of microprocessors. The plant will reportedly be built on 1,200 acres on a site around 30 miles outside of Austin, where Samsung has an existing facility, according to the Wall Street Journal.

    By Sean Ashcroft Verified, Nye Longman Verified, Oliver J. Freeman · Supply Chain Digital

    Nov. 24, 2021

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HFMWeek

London, United Kingdom

+44 20 7269 7575