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Lees meerHopes to avoid paying up for crushing a rival while helping Huawei and ZTE to prosper Qualcomm on Monday began an attempt to convince the European Union's Court of Justice that it should not pay a €242 million ($258 million) fine imposed on it for a…
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Lees meerRemember the storage class memory that never took off? It's back Memory startup Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies has scored funding aimed at bringing its Resistive RAM to market, which it grandly states will enable a new generation of smart devi…
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Lees meerRemember the storage class memory that never took off? It's back Memory startup Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies has scored funding aimed at bringing its Resistive RAM to market, which it grandly states will enable a new generation of smart devi…
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Lees meerGovernment supplier Ark said to be valued at $2.5B The owners of UK-based Ark Data Centres Ltd are locked in negotiations with suitors interested in buying the rack and cloud provider in an agreement said to value the business at around $2.5 billion…
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Lees meerHardware, software, kitchen sink: it's all in there The UK government has launched the tendering process for an agreement set to be worth up to £12 billion ($14 billion) for the tech suppliers that make it onto the contract.…
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Lees meerSome training in refreshed certification platform to be free, including short how-to vids Cisco will shortly open the doors of a new online training service called Cisco U.…
Lees meerIs Lenovo's fastest, thinnest, lightest flagship good at this sort of thing? Hands-on The Reg FOSS desk took Lenovo's new Intel Alder Lake-powered executive laptop for a spin. It's a lovely machine… but with some significant limitations.…
Lees meerWhere there's disaffected twits there's potential revenue, and Facebook parent smells blood – er, profit Not content to sit on the sidelines while Twitter falters, Facebook parent Meta is working on a text-focused competitor, based on the decentrali…
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