“My goal over the past two years has been to position Intel for a new era of distributed intelligence, improving execution to strengthen our core CPU franchise and extending our reach to accelerate growth,” said Swan. “With significant progress made across those priorities, we’re now at the right juncture to make this transition to the next leader of Intel. I am fully supportive of the board’s selection of Pat and have great confidence that, under his leadership and the rest of the management team, Intel will continue to lead the market as one of the world’s most influential technology companies.”.

A sample comprising of 7069 gamers answered two questionnaires online. Data revealed that 11.9% of participants (840 gamers) fulfilled diagnostic criteria of addiction concerning their gaming behavior, while there is only weak evidence for the assumption that aggressive behavior is interrelated with excessive gaming in general. Results of this study contribute to the assumption that also playing games without monetary reward meets criteria of addiction.

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Sitharaman proposed increasing healthcare spending to Rs 2.2 trillion ($30.20 billion) to help improve public health systems as well as the huge vaccination drive to immunise 1.3 billion people. Sitharaman said the foreign direct investment (FDI) cap for the insurance sector would be increased to 74% from the current 49%. She also allocated Rs 200 billion ($2.74 billion) to recapitalise state run banks that are saddled with bad loans and have been a drag on growth..

South Africa halted the rollout of AstraZeneca COVID 19 vaccinations after data showed it gave minimal protection against mild infection from one variant, stoking fears of a much longer cat and mouse battle with the pathogen. The novel coronavirus has killed 2.3 million people and turned normal life upside down for billions but new variants of the virus have raised fears that vaccines will need to be tweaked and people may have to have booster shots. Researchers from the University of Witwatersrand and the University of Oxford said in a prior to peer analysis that the AstraZeneca vaccine provided minimal protection against mild or moderate infection from the so called South African variant among young people..