... em. While IBM Corp., Cisco Systems Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Co. could theoretically be potential suitors for EMC, which has a market capitalization of US$53.6 billion, the chances of them challenging ...More
EJ Insight2015-10-12
... ook Inc., IBM and Microsoft Corp., has resisted any moves by the government to weaken increasingly sophisticated encryption systems designed to protect consumers' privacy. The decision to back away fr ...More
EJ Insight2015-10-12
... including IBM, Google and Ericsson. The court said Safe Harbour did not sufficiently protect EU citizens' personal data since the requirements of American national security, public interest and law en ...More
EJ Insight2015-10-07
... ility and IBM ’s x86 server unit—even as the global PC market continues to contract and China’s smartphone market grows saturated, the newspaper said. The company reported a net profit of US$105 milli ...More
EJ Insight2015-08-13
IBM has reported a fall in sales for the 13th consecutive quarter, BBC News reported Tuesday. The world's largest technology services company said revenue fell 13.5 percent to US$20.8 billion, while n ...More
EJ Insight2015-07-21
... leader at IBM Research, said the Internet of Things has shifted from hype to the "accelerated development phase". Today, IBM estimates 90 percent of data generated by devices like smartphones, tablets ...More
EJ Insight2015-07-06
... sition of IBM's personal computer business in 2004 was seen as a bold move with high risks. Liu recalls that Yang Yuanqing, current chairman and chief executive of Lenovo Group, was the key person in ...More
EJ Insight2015-07-01
... nies like IBM (IBM.US) have fretted for much of the past year over the new Beijing requirements and have complained that the rules unfairly discriminate against foreign companies. But the fact of the ...More
EJ Insight2015-06-16
... ook Inc., IBM and Microsoft Corp., fired the latest salvo in what is shaping up to be a long fight over government access to smart phones and other digital devices. The Obama administration and the FB ...More
EJ Insight2015-06-10
... sition of IBM's x86 server business, integration with Motorola, and a turnaround in Legend's vehicle leasing, elderly care, foods and petrochemical businesses, according to the analysts. Goldman put L ...More
EJ Insight2015-06-09
... -ups with IBM China and Procter & Gamble China. "It's a very unusual institution in China," AP quoted Oxford's Nicholas Morris, who has taught at CELAP for a decade, as saying. "This institution's ...More
EJ Insight2015-05-04
... reported. IBM said it will set up its headquarters for the unit in Boston with 2,000 employees, including about 75 medical practitioners. The company also said it bought two health technology firms, ...More
EJ Insight2015-04-14
... ey, while IBM was voted the most attractive employer in the technology sector. -- Contact us at [email protected] TL/AC/CG ...More
EJ Insight2015-03-27
... Lenovo's IBM deal is the most prominent success story. Eleven years on, Lenovo has grown into the world's biggest PC maker, confounding the doubters with a fivefold rise in shares and growing operati ...More
EJ Insight2015-03-27
Chinese chipmakers have been adopting IBM technology since the United States giant opened it to other companies. Among the latest to take the offer is China’s Suzhou PowerCore Technology Co. which sai ...More
EJ Insight2015-03-20
... card and IBM software to wrap applications that hold sensitive data into a virtual container where they can’t be harmed by malware. Germany’s computer security watchdog is evaluating the device for c ...More
EJ Insight2015-03-16
... d source. IBM hopes to allow people to transfer cash or make payments instantaneously using the "blockchain" technology without involving a bank or clearing party, saving on transaction costs. The tra ...More
EJ Insight2015-03-13
... sui cited IBM as an example of native advertisement in its supplement on big data technology. Overseas, newspapers such as The New York Times and The Washington Post have brought native advertisements ...More
EJ Insight2015-03-11
... s such as IBM (United States), Samsung (South Korea), Siemens (Germany) and Huawei (mainland China), among others. A total of 4,499 Hong Kong companies have taken part in R&D involving US$852 mil ...More
EJ Insight2015-02-19
... chnology. IBM estimates that 2.5 exabytes of data is created every day, which could fill 57 billion Apple iPads with 32 gigabytes of storage each. This data has been collected from various instruments ...More
EJ Insight2015-02-09
