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Vending Machine Maker Bets You Will Select AI
RETAIL: Machines Interact With Customers, Offer Easier PaymentIn the next few weeks, the ViaTouch Media (VTM) headquarters will be taking shape in the Sorrento Valley area.VaultRMS, Developer of Software for Firefighters to Track Toxic Exposures, Is Acquired
Envisage plans to offer free access to VaultRMS' Exposure Tracker as part of itsFirstForward training network.
Layoffs To Come At Qualcomm To Cut Costs
Qualcomm Inc. (Nasdaq: QCOM) will cut 1,231 jobs in San Diego.
Brain Corp. Adds to Its Roster of Floor-Cleaning Machine Cos.
TECH: AI Likely To Be Necessary Part Of Cleaning Operations
Brain Corp., which makes artificial intelligence-powered navigation software that lets machines operate autonomously, has inked a deal with Tennant Co., a publicly traded Minnesota-based company that designs, sells and markets cleaning equipment worldwide.
Viasat Brings ‘Community Wi-Fi’ Service to Mexico
The new service will bring an affordable Wi-Fi experience directly to consumers’ devices in Mexico.
Sempra Energy’s IEnova Division to Develop Liquid Fuels Terminal in Ensenada
The terminal, which will increase the fuel supply capacity and reliability in Baja California, is anticipated to begin operations in the second half of 2020.
Deal is Key Driver For Revenue, IOT
Twice in two weeks, with Broadcom Ltd. closing in on a hostile takeover, Qualcomm Inc. issued an urgent message to its shareholders: Don’t forget about NXP Semiconductors NV.
Solar Retrofit Market May Be Losing Energy
ENERGY: Consumer Education, New Construction Could Help
With plenty of roofs and an abundance of sunshine, San Diego has been a leader for solar installations.
San Diego AI Co. Collaborates on an Autonomous Cleaning Machine
San Diego-based Brain Corp and Tennant Co., a cleaning product company, have teamed up to create the T7 Micro-Rider floor scrubber.
U.S.-China Trade Dispute Comes at Bad Time For Qualcomm
Qualcomm Inc. looked almost like an arm of the government last month when President Donald Trump cited national security risk as his reason for halting the San Diego semiconductor company’s attempted takeover by Singapore-based Broadcom Corp.
Cubic to Demonstrate Training Solutions
The Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space Exposition being held in National Harbor, Maryland, April 9-11, is the largest maritime exposition for the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and Merchant Marines.
Qualcomm Navigating Hazards of China Business
TECH: Politics, IP Disputes, Acquisition Muddle Dealings
Qualcomm Inc.’s footing in its most important market has gotten a little shakier lately as the Trump administration’s confrontation with China over intellectual property rights and national security threatens to disrupt two sets of negotiations vital to the company.
MaxLinear CFO Announces Resignation
The chip manufacturer has begun a nationwide search for replacement.
Law Firm Launches Autonomous Vehicles Practice Group
Tyson & Mendes LLP launched the Autonomous Vehicles Liability Litigation practice group.
Post Broadcom, Qualcomm’s Challenges Still Have to Play Out
There are no guarantees in life or the markets, as the saying goes. And so it seems, for Qualcomm Inc., too.
SEC Filing Shows Shareholders' Support for Qualcomm Board Down
The tallies for each of the 10 newly re-elected board members were down from last year’s voting results.
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