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Moving on from Huawei, Honor May Find The Perfect 5G Mobile Platform Partner In Qualcomm
The News: Chinese Budget-smartphone Honor, which became independent from Huawei last year to work around U.S. sanctions against Huawei, confirms that it has secured partnership agreements with key global chipmakers — among them AMD, Intel, NVIDIA, Microsoft, Samsung, SK Hynix, Sony, and Qualcomm. Read more at Lightreading. Moving on from Huawei, Honor May Find the Perfect 5G Mobile Platform Partner ...
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Intel and Red Hat Aim to Streamline 5G Deployment and Adoption Process
The News: Intel and Red Hat announced an extension of their strategic relationship to accelerate an automated cloud-native infrastructure for 5G services. Together, they will align research and development efforts to ensure 5G networking innovation and features quickly move into upstream, open-source projects and are rapidly commercialized. Red Hat OpenShift will pair with Intel Xeon Scalable processors, Intel Ethernet Network ...
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CES 2021: The Mudra Band and how Wearable Devices Defining the Future of Immersive Customer Experiences
The News: In news highlights from CES 2021, the Mudra Band from Wearable Devices, Ltd. was awarded the CES 2021 “Best of CES Innovation Award” in the Best Wearable Category. The “gesture control” band, which attaches like any other Apple Watch strap and connects to the watch via Bluetooth, has a sensor inside that detects electrical signals sent by the ...
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Intel Finishes Year on Record Note, Beating Q4 Estimates
The News: Intel stock closed up 6.46% on Thursday after the chipmaker reported earnings and revenue that exceeded investor expectations and its own forecast, driven by strong PC sales. Details of Intel’s earnings became available on financial wires minutes before the markets closed, however, after which Intel gave up its gains and the stock dropped over 2% The strong earnings report covering the ...
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IBM Delivers Strong Beat on EPS, But Top Line Falls Short for Q4
The News: IBM shares moved 5% lower in extended trading on Wednesday after the company reported fourth-quarter revenue that fell short of analysts’ expectations. Here’s how IBM performed: Earnings: $2.07 per share, adjusted, vs. $1.79 per share as expected by analysts, according to Refinitiv. Revenue: $20.37 billion, vs. $20.67 billion as expected by analysts, according to Refinitiv. Revenue fell 6% on an annualized ...
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