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Logitech chief executive Hanneke Faber is speaking publicly about how the company is managing the global semiconductor shortage. The discussion covers how supply constraints on chips have affected the maker of computer peripherals and what steps it is taking to keep products available. Her comments add a corporate perspective to the ongoing debate over semiconductor supply chains, which continue to affect electronics manufacturers worldwide.
- 2Logitech's AI game clipping software draws mixed reviews from Counter-Strike players▼Thanks Logitech, your new AI-fueled game clipping software makes me look trash at Counter-Strike, but I'mma keep it inst
Logitech's new AI-powered game clipping software is getting attention from Counter-Strike players. One reviewer found that the automatic highlight tool often captures their worst plays rather than their best moments, but still rates the software highly as a manual recorder and editor and plans to keep it installed.
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Logitech's chief executive is personally traveling worldwide to secure semiconductor supplies as the global chip shortage disrupts production of the company's computer peripherals. The Wall Street Journal reports the unusual step reflects how severe supply constraints have become for electronics makers, with the CEO hunting for chips and alternative suppliers to keep products shipping.
- 4Logitech launches pricey but repairable new headphones●Logitech’s new headphones are pricey, but repairable.
Logitech has released a new pair of headphones that stand out for being repairable, though they come at a high price. The design allows users to fix the device rather than replace it, a notable move in a market where most headphones are effectively disposable. Coverage so far, including from The Verge, focuses on that repairability trade-off against the premium cost.