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Tuesday, December 6, 2016
The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Samsung may not have to disgorge all profits from smartphone sales even if some designs of the phones were copied from Apple's iPhone.
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TSMC and IBM has presented separate papers at the International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM), describing their respective results nudging forward both Moore's law and extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV).
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The highly-anticipated Oculus Touch controllers launch today online and in stores.
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The European Commission (EC) has approved under the EU Merger Regulation the proposed acquisition of LinkedIn by Microsoft.
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Google says that it will reach 100% renewable energy for its global operations - including both our data centers and offices, by 2017.
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Yahoo
has announced its annual 2016 Year in Review report, which offers a detailed look into what
intrigued the minds of millions of users worldwide throughout
the year.
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Western Digital today expanded its data center SSD and HDD portfolio with the introduction of the HGST-branded Ultrastar SN200 NVMe-compatible PCIe solid-state drive series, the 12TB Ultrastar He12 drive, while it also announced plans to extend the He12 platform to 14TB, leveraging Shingled Magnetic Recording (SMR).
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Harman International Industries invested in startup Navdy , which makes projection displays that sit in front of car windshields, signaling a new area it plans to explore under the ownership of Samsung.
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Meizu has just today unveiled the m5 Note, 5.5-inch smartphone that replaces the m3 Note mid-range model.
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A research team from South Korea has developed transparent and bendable semiconductor material, which could be used in future transtapent portable devices.
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BenQ today announced the SW320 photographer monitor, a 31.5-inch 4K display with high color performance and High Dynamic Range (HDR) capability.
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Nanya Technology has announced the completion of its investment in Micron through private placement, and Micron's takeover of Inotera Memories was announced on December 6.
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Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and Google's YouTube are coming together to help curb the spread of terrorist content online.
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