Tesla reverses store-closings, Adobe getting rid of Shockwave
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Tesla is reversing a plan to close all of its retail stores, the company has said in a statement.
Instead, the car maker will increase prices of its vehicles by about 3% worldwide.
Tesla will keep 20% of its stores under review In which it will take the time to decide whether or not to close them.
Adobe is giving Shockwave the Ax on April 9th.
The browser-based multimedia platform will be discontinued and no longer supported.
Adobe recommends using its Creative Cloud suite of apps instead because of course it does
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And finally NVIDIA has outbid Intel to acquire Israel based chipmaker Mellanox.
For nearly seven billion dollars.
Mellanox is known for its hardware that powers internet servers.
And NVIDIA sees a future in the company with this ever expanding portfolio of applications.
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