Lenovo to cough up US$3.5M over Superfish episode
Lenovo has agreed to pay US$3.5 million in order to settle allegations it sold devices with pre-loaded software that compromised users' security protections.
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Western Digital could drop out of Toshiba chip unit bidding war
Western Digital has offered to drop out of a group bidding for Toshiba's coveted flash memory chip business.
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Huawei eyes AI tech in Apple and Samsung challenge
Huawei aims to use artificial intelligence-powered features to take on rivals Samsung and Apple when it launches its new flagship phone.
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Mixed reality on the cards for upcoming Microsoft Windows 10 update
Microsoft to update flagship operating system so the latest generation of Windows 10 devices and software can tap into augmented and virtual reality tech.
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Yahoo set to face legal action over data breaches
A US judge has said Yahoo must face nationwide litigation brought on behalf of over one billion users whose data was compromised in three massive data breaches.
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Apple steps up for last-ditch US$18B Toshiba chip unit bid
A consortium led by Bain Capital has made a revised last-ditch offer for Toshiba's chip unit worth about US$18 billion, sources have indicated.
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BroadSoft could be considering selling up
BroadSoft is exploring its options, including the potential sale of the company, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Toshiba may miss US$17.5M chip business deal deadline
Toshiba Corp may not seal a US$17.5 billion deal to sell its memory chip unit by a self-imposed 31 August deadline.
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Google lobs augmented reality challenge at Apple
Google has unveiled tools to make augmented reality apps for mobile devices using the Android operating system.
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Western Digital closes in on Toshiba chip unit deal
A consortium led by Western Digital is close to an agreement to buy Toshiba's US$17.4 billion chip business, sources indicate.
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Western Digital chief sets off to seal Toshiba chip deal
Sources indicate that Western Digital’s chief executive is in Tokyo to finalise an agreement to buy Toshiba’s memory chip business.
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Samsung heir fights five-year jail term over bribery scandal
Samsung Electronics vice chairman Jay Y. Lee's defense lawyer has filed to appeal against a five-year jail term for bribery.
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Samsung heir sentenced to five years' jail over bribery charges
The billionaire head of South Korea's Samsung Group, Jay Y. Lee, has been sentenced to five years in jail for bribery.
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Infosys names former chief Nilekani as chairman
India's second-largest IT services firm defuses feud with founders
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HTC eyes business sale amid market value drop-off
Smartphone maker, HTC, is exploring options that could range from spinning off its virtual reality (VR) business to selling itself, according to reports.
