Intel has placed a massive order at Taiwanese manufacturers to secure advanced packaging equipment, which will be used for its EMIB plans. Intel Bets Big on EMIB, As The Company Has Placed A Huge Order To Secure Advanced Packaging Equipment From Taiwan EMIB, the advanced packaging solution and alternative to TSMC's CoWoS, has been making headlines for some time now. The packaging technology is gaining lots of momentum as potential customers line up to utilize the tech for their upcoming chips, mainly for AI purposes. This demand has now led Intel to go after Taiwanese manufacturers to secure the equipment […]

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PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — For the first time in over two decades, the Portland Fire played in front of a home crowd on Sunday afternoon, officially making their highly anticipated return to the Rose City.

Portland hosted the Los Angeles Sparks and dropped 85–75 in the second game of the franchise’s new era. The team showed flashes of promise throughout the night, shooting 44.4% from the field and forced turnovers with eight steals

Nyadiew Puoch and Serah Williams led the way with 12 points each. Puoch went 4-of-5 from the field and knocked down two three-pointers, while Williams controlled the boards with eight rebounds. Carla Leite added 11 points and three assists. Jordan Harrison had nine points and a team-high four assists.

Portland native Cameron Brink also returning home with the Sparks and grabbed four rebounds.

Though the Fire are still building team chemistry, the Moda Center erupted in cheers as the team was announced, showing just how excited fans are for the return of women’s basketball to the Rose City.

Portland will look to build momentum when it hosts the Chicago Sky on May 9th at the Moda Center for the regular-season home opener.

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