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Microsoft Offers Wide Range Of Cloud Services From UK Datacentres
Microsoft Corp is introducing a complete set of cloud services from data centres in Britain, its second biggest market for cloud-based software after the United States, as demand for data localisation spreads across Europe and around the world.
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Intel's Slowing Data Center Growth Overshadows Strong Profit
Intel's forecast for $14.9 billion in current-quarter revenue topped the average analyst expectation of $14.63 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Global PC Shipments Fall 7.7 Percent in Third Quarter: Gartner
Meanwhile, International Data Corp (IDC) said shipments fell 10.8 percent to 71 million units.
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Intel to Buy Altera for $16.7 Billion to Boost Data Center Business
By combining with Altera, Intel will be able to bundle its processing chips with the smaller company's programmable chips, which are used, among other things, to speed up Web-searches.
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IBM to Invest $3 Billion in 'Internet of Things' Unit
The Armonk, New York-based technology company said its services will be based remotely in the cloud, and offer companies ways to make use of the new and multiplying sources of data such as building sensors, smartphones and home appliances to enhance their own products.
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Diverse Allies Rally for Microsoft in Overseas Data Fight
The diverse set of interests filed briefs with a federal appeals court in New York, urging it to reverse a judge's order that Microsoft turn over emails from a data center in Ireland. They argued that turning them over would jeopardize the future of international cloud computing.
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IBM, Twitter to Partner on Business Data Analytics
International Business Machines Corp on Wednesday announced a partnership with Twitter to help shape business decisions using data collected from tweets worldwide.
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IBM Launches Watson System for Research, Hopes for Breakthroughs
International Business Machines Corp on Wednesday launched a computer system that can quickly identify patterns in massive amounts of data, an ability that IBM said should hasten breakthroughs in science and medical research.
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IBM Unveils 'Brain-Like' Chip That Can Interpret Complex Data
International Business Machines Corp unveiled a "brain-like" computer chip on Thursday that is the size of a postage stamp and capable of processing massive amounts of data while handling inputs from many different sources, the company said.
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IBM Unveils 'Brain-like' Chip That Can Interpret Complex Data
International Business Machines Corp unveiled a "brain-like" computer chip on Thursday that is the size of a postage stamp and capable of processing massive amounts of data while handling inputs from many different sources, the company said.
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IBM, Lenovo Server Deal in Limbo Over Security Worries: WSJ
US security officials and members of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) are worried that IBM's x86 servers used in communications networks and in data centers supporting the Pentagon's networks could be accessed remotely by Chinese spies or compromised, the newspaper reported.
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IBM says it has not given client data to the US government
International Business Machines Corp has not relinquished its customers' data to the U.S. government and would challenge any orders to do so, the company said in a blog post on Friday.
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Credit card data breach targets Marriott, Sheraton, other hotels
A credit card data breach has been detected that exposed guests at certain Marriott, Holiday Inn, Sheraton and other hotel properties to theft, hotel management firm White Lodging Services Corp said on Monday.
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HTC smartphone maker settles US software security case
HTC America, which makes smartphones and tablets that use Android and Windows software, will settle a U.S. regulator's charges it failed to take adequate steps to eliminate security flaws that put millions of users' data at risk.
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Wall Street rises, Nasdaq at 12-year closing high
The Nasdaq composite index closed at a 12-year high and the S&P 500 index at a five-year high as stronger US and international trade data lifted stocks on optimism about the economy.
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Microsoft Offers Wide Range Of Cloud Services From UK Datacentres
Microsoft Corp is introducing a complete set of cloud services from data centres in Britain, its second biggest market for cloud-based software after the United States, as demand for data localisation spreads across Europe and around the world.
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Intel's Slowing Data Center Growth Overshadows Strong Profit
Intel's forecast for $14.9 billion in current-quarter revenue topped the average analyst expectation of $14.63 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Global PC Shipments Fall 7.7 Percent in Third Quarter: Gartner
Meanwhile, International Data Corp (IDC) said shipments fell 10.8 percent to 71 million units.
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Intel to Buy Altera for $16.7 Billion to Boost Data Center Business
By combining with Altera, Intel will be able to bundle its processing chips with the smaller company's programmable chips, which are used, among other things, to speed up Web-searches.
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IBM to Invest $3 Billion in 'Internet of Things' Unit
The Armonk, New York-based technology company said its services will be based remotely in the cloud, and offer companies ways to make use of the new and multiplying sources of data such as building sensors, smartphones and home appliances to enhance their own products.
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Diverse Allies Rally for Microsoft in Overseas Data Fight
The diverse set of interests filed briefs with a federal appeals court in New York, urging it to reverse a judge's order that Microsoft turn over emails from a data center in Ireland. They argued that turning them over would jeopardize the future of international cloud computing.
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IBM, Twitter to Partner on Business Data Analytics
International Business Machines Corp on Wednesday announced a partnership with Twitter to help shape business decisions using data collected from tweets worldwide.
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IBM Launches Watson System for Research, Hopes for Breakthroughs
International Business Machines Corp on Wednesday launched a computer system that can quickly identify patterns in massive amounts of data, an ability that IBM said should hasten breakthroughs in science and medical research.
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IBM Unveils 'Brain-Like' Chip That Can Interpret Complex Data
International Business Machines Corp unveiled a "brain-like" computer chip on Thursday that is the size of a postage stamp and capable of processing massive amounts of data while handling inputs from many different sources, the company said.
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IBM Unveils 'Brain-like' Chip That Can Interpret Complex Data
International Business Machines Corp unveiled a "brain-like" computer chip on Thursday that is the size of a postage stamp and capable of processing massive amounts of data while handling inputs from many different sources, the company said.
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IBM, Lenovo Server Deal in Limbo Over Security Worries: WSJ
US security officials and members of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) are worried that IBM's x86 servers used in communications networks and in data centers supporting the Pentagon's networks could be accessed remotely by Chinese spies or compromised, the newspaper reported.
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IBM says it has not given client data to the US government
International Business Machines Corp has not relinquished its customers' data to the U.S. government and would challenge any orders to do so, the company said in a blog post on Friday.
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Credit card data breach targets Marriott, Sheraton, other hotels
A credit card data breach has been detected that exposed guests at certain Marriott, Holiday Inn, Sheraton and other hotel properties to theft, hotel management firm White Lodging Services Corp said on Monday.
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HTC smartphone maker settles US software security case
HTC America, which makes smartphones and tablets that use Android and Windows software, will settle a U.S. regulator's charges it failed to take adequate steps to eliminate security flaws that put millions of users' data at risk.
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Wall Street rises, Nasdaq at 12-year closing high
The Nasdaq composite index closed at a 12-year high and the S&P 500 index at a five-year high as stronger US and international trade data lifted stocks on optimism about the economy.
