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Lees meerParent firm's cash keeps division afloat as Post Office inquiry nears final report Fujitsu's UK business has received £280 million ($374 million) in equity from its Japanese owner in the last two years to meet ongoing funding and capital requirement…
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Lees meerSecurity team cuts allegedly targeted workers based on race, national origin, age, and whistleblowing Five former members of Kyndryl's internal IT security team have sued the IBM spinoff alleging that they were terminated as part of a campaign targe…
Lees meerXi to the left of me, Trump is to the right; Huang I am, stuck in the middle with GPUs The US Senate has passed a provision that would give US firms first dibs on advanced chips, just as China tightens customs checks on Nvidia GPUs, leaving the comp…
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Lees meerRest of the world surges on Windows 10 end-of-life upgrades WORLD WAR FEE The global PC market is ticking upward as Windows 10's end-of-life nears, except in North America, where tariff shocks and economic jitters have slowed demand.…
Lees meerNew laws restrict goods that are manufactured outside of China China is hitting back at US export restrictions with some of its own, tightening its control on so-called rare earth minerals and introducing laws that require companies to get licenses …
Lees meerNotebook chip promises 8 to 16 cores and up to 180 TOPS of total AI performance when it hits shelves in January Intel has begun clawing back production from TSMC with the introduction of its Panther Lake processors, the company's first chip based on…
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Lees meerLack of interest from the EU policy enforcer blamed for towel throwing Nextcloud has withdrawn a complaint against Microsoft with the European Commission over OneDrive bundling, citing a lack of progress with the governing body.…
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Lees meerExperts say Commission is ‘fanning the flames’ of the continent’s own Watergate An arsenal of angry European Parliament members (MEPs) is demanding answers from senior commissioners about why EU subsidies are ending up in the pockets of spyware comp…
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