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37%Qualcomm Unveils Snapdragon C Platform for $300 Arm-Based Windows Laptops3h ago60%DJI Presents U.S. Security Review to Lawmakers, Challenges FCC Import Ban4h ago51%European Commission Fines Temu €200 Million for Digital Services Act Violations6h ago

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DJI Presents U.S. Security Review to Lawmakers, Challenges FCC Import Ban

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DJI, the world's largest dronemaker, informed U.S. lawmakers on May 28, 2026, that an independent review found no evidence of unauthorized data transmission and no major vulnerabilities in two models. The company urged reversal of the FCC's December decision barring imports of new models and components, while pursuing a February lawsuit against the agency. Sources CNA and Nikkei Asia document the review findings and regulatory timeline.

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[CNA 🏳️] Chinese dronemaker DJI defends security of products[Nikkei Asia] China drone maker DJI turns to independent audit in fight against US ban

European Commission Fines Temu €200 Million for Digital Services Act Violations

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The European Commission announced a €200 million fine against Temu on May 28, 2026, for failures to assess systemic risks of illegal products under the Digital Services Act. The decision followed a nearly two-year investigation launched in October 2024 after complaints from consumer groups. Temu must submit an action plan by August 28, 2026, with compliance reviewed within two months.

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[Euronews 🏢] EU fines Chinese e-commerce giant Temu €200 million for dangerous baby toys and faulty chargers [CNA 🏳️] Temu fined $232 million for breaching EU rules on sale of illegal products[Nikkei Asia] EU fines Temu $230m over illegal product sales

Qualcomm Unveils Snapdragon C Platform for $300 Arm-Based Windows Laptops

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Nikkei Asia
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Qualcomm announced the Snapdragon C platform for budget Windows laptops priced at $300, with initial partners Acer, HP, and Lenovo. The chips use older Kryo CPU cores, include an NPU for local AI, and will not meet Microsoft’s Copilot Plus PC requirements. The move targets everyday tasks such as browsing, video calls, and multitasking.

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[Nikkei Asia] Qualcomm unveils first chip for budget PCs amid memory, CPU crunch[The Verge 🏢] Qualcomm promises $300 Windows laptops with new Snapdragon C