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Amazon Great Republic Day Sale 2024: Best Laptop Deals You May Not Want to Miss
Amazon Great Republic Day Sale 2024 is set to begin on January 13. SBI Credit Card users can get conditional 10 percent instant discounts above the effective sale price on credit card and EMI transactions. Following are the best deals on laptops that you may not want to miss out on during the upcoming sale.
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Japan-Based Fugaku Supercomputer Named World's Fastest Computer
Fugaku, a Japan-based supercomputer, developed by Fujitsu and state-backed Riken Research Institute, has been named as the world's fastest computer in an independent survey.
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Computer-Assisted Judging Is Being Tested at Gymnastics World Championships
Those images, in turn, are being used to improve the accuracy of a so-called "judging support system."
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Samsung, Fujitsu Pick France for New AI Research Centres
Samsung said Wednesday it will set up its third-biggest research centre for artificial intelligence in France.
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Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, Others to Use Qualcomm 5G Modem With First Devices Coming in 2019
The new Snapdragon X50 5G NR modem will be fitted on to smartphones from OEMS like Asus, Fujitsu, HMD Global, HTC, Inseego/ Novatel Wireless, LG etc.
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Fujitsu to Merge Its Struggling PC Business With Lenovo
Lenovo will hold 51 percent of the shares in Fujitsu's PC subsidiary, while the Development Bank of Japan will hold five percent, Fujitsu said in a statement.
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Fujitsu Says to Reach Agreement 'Soon' on Integrating PC Business With Lenovo
"We are in the final stages of working out how best to create synergies for our two companies," Fujitsu President Tatsuya Tanaka said.
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Fujitsu Says It Is in PC Merger Talks With Lenovo
The talks come as Japanese personal computer makers work to scale back their businesses as consumers shift to smartphones and tablets.
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Japanese IT Giant Fujitsu Plans 1,800 UK Job Cuts
Established in 1935, Fujitsu describes itself as the world's fifth largest IT services provider and the biggest within Japan. It says it has around 156,000 staff worldwide.
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Lenovo, Fujitsu Said to Discuss Merger of PC Businesses
An alliance with Fujitsu would give Lenovo, the worlds biggest PC maker, a bigger foundation to expand its share.
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Toshiba, Fujitsu, and Vaio Reportedly Mulling PC Units Merger
The three companies reportedly aim to sign a basic agreement this month and launch the combined company in April 2016.
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AMD to Sell Some Testing Operations, Gives Weak Revenue Forecast
AMD said it will sell 85 percent of its ATMP operations in China and Malaysia to Nantong Fujitsu Microelectronics.
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More Deals Seen in Chips as Internet of Things Blooms
The big chip makers, such as Intel, Texas Instruments, and Qualcomm want to beef up in microcontrollers and analog chips.
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Japan Tech Helps Farmers Cope with Climate Shifts
Japanese technology firms are applying their expertise in energy-saving and cloud technology to help farmers cope with shifting weather patterns, an onslaught of cheaper imports and a shrinking workforce.
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Fujitsu looking to buy IBM's server business: report
Japan's Fujitsu Ltd is considering buying International Business Machines Corp's low-end server business, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Amazon Great Republic Day Sale 2024: Best Laptop Deals You May Not Want to Miss
Amazon Great Republic Day Sale 2024 is set to begin on January 13. SBI Credit Card users can get conditional 10 percent instant discounts above the effective sale price on credit card and EMI transactions. Following are the best deals on laptops that you may not want to miss out on during the upcoming sale.
-
Japan-Based Fugaku Supercomputer Named World's Fastest Computer
Fugaku, a Japan-based supercomputer, developed by Fujitsu and state-backed Riken Research Institute, has been named as the world's fastest computer in an independent survey.
-
Computer-Assisted Judging Is Being Tested at Gymnastics World Championships
Those images, in turn, are being used to improve the accuracy of a so-called "judging support system."
-
Samsung, Fujitsu Pick France for New AI Research Centres
Samsung said Wednesday it will set up its third-biggest research centre for artificial intelligence in France.
-
Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, Others to Use Qualcomm 5G Modem With First Devices Coming in 2019
The new Snapdragon X50 5G NR modem will be fitted on to smartphones from OEMS like Asus, Fujitsu, HMD Global, HTC, Inseego/ Novatel Wireless, LG etc.
-
Fujitsu to Merge Its Struggling PC Business With Lenovo
Lenovo will hold 51 percent of the shares in Fujitsu's PC subsidiary, while the Development Bank of Japan will hold five percent, Fujitsu said in a statement.
-
Fujitsu Says to Reach Agreement 'Soon' on Integrating PC Business With Lenovo
"We are in the final stages of working out how best to create synergies for our two companies," Fujitsu President Tatsuya Tanaka said.
-
Fujitsu Says It Is in PC Merger Talks With Lenovo
The talks come as Japanese personal computer makers work to scale back their businesses as consumers shift to smartphones and tablets.
-
Japanese IT Giant Fujitsu Plans 1,800 UK Job Cuts
Established in 1935, Fujitsu describes itself as the world's fifth largest IT services provider and the biggest within Japan. It says it has around 156,000 staff worldwide.
-
Lenovo, Fujitsu Said to Discuss Merger of PC Businesses
An alliance with Fujitsu would give Lenovo, the worlds biggest PC maker, a bigger foundation to expand its share.
-
Toshiba, Fujitsu, and Vaio Reportedly Mulling PC Units Merger
The three companies reportedly aim to sign a basic agreement this month and launch the combined company in April 2016.
-
AMD to Sell Some Testing Operations, Gives Weak Revenue Forecast
AMD said it will sell 85 percent of its ATMP operations in China and Malaysia to Nantong Fujitsu Microelectronics.
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More Deals Seen in Chips as Internet of Things Blooms
The big chip makers, such as Intel, Texas Instruments, and Qualcomm want to beef up in microcontrollers and analog chips.
-
Japan Tech Helps Farmers Cope with Climate Shifts
Japanese technology firms are applying their expertise in energy-saving and cloud technology to help farmers cope with shifting weather patterns, an onslaught of cheaper imports and a shrinking workforce.
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Fujitsu looking to buy IBM's server business: report
Japan's Fujitsu Ltd is considering buying International Business Machines Corp's low-end server business, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
