11 April 2021, 9:13 am EDT By ( USA-Reiseblogger from Pixabay )
Internet providers are the latest victim of the ongoing Global Chip Shortage after reports reveal that router orders have been delayed for more than a year.
The news proves how the struggling global semiconductors supply chain pushed tech companies backs against the wall, an issue reported by The Guardian on Mar. 21.
Global Chip Shortage: The 60-Week Delay on Router Orders
A source who spoke to Bloomberg revealed that broadband providers router orders have been quoted with 60 weeks lead-time, which is more than the wait time prior to the global chip shortage.
According to their report on Apr. 8, Taiwan-based router-maker Zyxel Communications confirmed that the crisis had become a headache on their supply chains.
Bolshoi Way program invites young dancers to Moscow summer school
17.07.2021
The Russian American Foundation (RAF) has announced that through its partnership with the
U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, it will continue offering the full-scholarship for the highly prestigious NSLI-Y 6-week program
for the coming summer from July 17 to
August 28. The unique program combines Russian language instruction, cultural immersion, and ballet training with teachers of the
Bolshoi Ballet Academy.
RAF was selected for the 12th time as an implementing organization NSLI FOR YOUTH Scholarships to Study Language Abroad Program. Through this program, the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, provides merit-based scholarships for eligible high school students and recent high school graduates to learn less commonly taught languages in summer and academic-year overseas immersion programs.
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There are calls for influencer guidelines to be given a solid footing, after a survey found over half of Irish adults are bothered by a lack of transparency in so-called influencer marketing.
A new survey from the Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland (ASAI) found just 7% have great trust in what an influencer posts on social media.
Nearly three in four people are familiar with the practice, with a majority of 80% believing that when an influencer posts an ad they are being paid by the brand to post positive content.
While 75% believe that any mentions of a brand in a post means it is advertising.