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Lenovo's $2.3bn Acquisition of IBM Server Unit Cleared by US
US regulators approve sale after reviewing deal in relation to national security.
TCS Becomes India's Most Valued Company at $84bn Market Cap
TCS surpasses Accenture, but follows market leader IBM valued at $193.7bn.
Five Things We Learned From Apple's Q3 2014 Results
iPhone is king; iPad for business; China growth; iPhone 6 uncertainty & is Apple's television dead?
Apple-IBM Deal: Why iPad-Maker is Doubling Down on Enterprise
Apple to push home enterprise advantage with IBM deal to develop business-focused apps for iOS
China-US Row Over Cyber Spying Boosts Mainland Tech Stocks
CSI 300 Information Technology Index in China rallies 5.5% since 19 May when US indicted five Chinese officials.
China Tells Local Banks to Avoid IBM Servers as US Spying Row Escalates
IBM already suffered decline in sales due to Edward Snowden scandal.
IBM Supercomputers Discover New Type of Plastic
The first new class of plastics discovered in over 20 years is stronger than bone, self-healing and 100% recyclable
IBM Supercomputer Watson Programmed to Debate Moral Issues
IBM's Watson programmed to logically lay out pros and cons of an argument and present them in natural language
Guinness World Record: IBM Prints Smallest Magazine Cover the Size of Red Blood Cell
Scientists in Switzerland have created the world's tiniest mag cover using a 11x14-micrometre image.
Tech Giants Pledge $3.6M to Help Fund OpenSSL Following Heartbleed Bug
Technology giants like Intel and Google pledge $3.6 million to help maintain under-funded open source software.
UK Scientist Stuart Parkin Awarded €1m Prize for 'Transforming Human Access to Knowledge'
Research into spintronics by Stuart Parkin underpinned the evolution of Facebook, Google and other online services.
Twitter Buys Patents Worth $36m from IBM to Avoid Litigation
Twitter has acquired 900 patents from IBM, according to filing with SEC.
IBM's Rometty Rebuilds Trust in China After NSA Scandal
Ginni Rometty will meet government leaders to restore trust in its services.
Intel's Jarvis Beats Apple's Siri by Avoiding the Cloud
Intel is working on a personal assistant called Jarvis that works offline
Lenovo Buys IBM Server Unit For $2.3bn Amid PC Downturn
Deal is biggest-ever tech acquisition by a Chinese firm.
IBM's Full Year Revenues Hit by NSA Scandal
Sales in China, IBM's growth market, declined due to Edward Snowden's revelations about NSA spying.
Boxing Day Sales: Sluggish Retail Footfall Trumped by Soaring E-Commerce Sector
More consumers turn to internet shopping as physical retail store footfall lifts just 1% on year.
IBM Sued Over China Sales Decline Due to NSA 'Connection'
Whistleblower Edward Snowden revealed IBM 'cooperating' with NSA in surveillance programmes.
One Third of Britons Suffer from Friggatriskaidekaphobia - The Fear of Friday the 13th
One third of Britons will change their plans fearing misfortune on Friday the 13th.
M-Retail: UK Consumers' Mobile Retail Spending to Double Over Christmas 2013
IMRG/Capgemini research predicts £2.9bn to be spent through tablets and smartphones over Christmas.
Reversible USB Will Allow for Even Thinner Smartphones and Tablets
A faster, reversible and more powerful USB standard is set to replace microUSB as the default port on smartphones and tablets.
Cyber Monday Breaks UK Retail Records As Mobile Spending Soars
Cyber Monday is busiest-ever UK online shopping day, driven by soaring mobile and tablet spending.
Samsung's $14bn is 'Biggest Marketing Budget in History'
Samsung will have spent $14bn on marketing and promotion in 2013 - more than Iceland's total GDP.
Edward Snowden NSA Scandal: Canada Allowed Extensive NSA Surveillance at 2010 G20 Summit
US-led covert operation coordinated with Canada's CSEC spy agency.
Qualcomm's China Growth Threatened By NDRC Antitrust Probe
Probe could be Beijing's way of supporting local competitors Spreadtrum Communications and RDA Microelectronics.
Edward Snowden NSA Scandal Risks $35bn US Tech Sales
US technology giant Cisco Systems already revealed the scandal has dented its revenues from China
China's Bribery Culture Poses Massive Risks for Multinational Companies
Officials in the United States and China probe numerous cases involving multinationals and bribery in China.
China's Tianhe-2 Supercomputer Still World's Fastest
The Chinese government's supercomputer is still twice as fast as the Titan supercomputer in the US.
NSA Spying Scandal Dents US Business Prospects in China
Foreign firms reluctant to continue buying American products.
Cisco's China Equipment Sales Dented by NSA Spying Scandal
Much internet data transmitted through Cisco networking products.