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Intel Announces Core Ultra, Xeon Processors for PCs and Servers in Bid to Join AI Gold Rush
Intel, the biggest maker of personal computer processors, announced new chips for PCs and data centres that the company hopes will give it a bigger slice of the booming market for artificial intelligence hardware.
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Income Tax Raids Bengaluru Office Of China Computer Maker Lenovo: Report
The income tax officials visited on Wednesday a factory of Chinese Personal Computer maker Lenovo Puducherry and one of its offices in Bengaluru city as part of an inquiry, two sources told Reuters.
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Dell Beats Quarterly Estimates After Cost Cuts Despite 20 Percent Drop in Revenue
Better cost controls helped Dell Technologies beat estimates for first-quarter profit on Thursday, a positive sign for personal computer makers after months of cratering demand.
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Lenovo Quarterly Revenue Falls 24 Percent as PC Demand Continues to Slump
China's Lenovo Group on Wednesday reported a 24 percent fall in revenue for the January-March quarter, meeting market expectations, as demand for personal computers (PCs) continued to slump.
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Intel’s Quarterly Revenue Records Historic Fall of 36 Percent as Semiconductor Sales Drop
Intel on Thursday posted a massive fall in sales for the first quarter of 2023 because of a steep drop in the demand for semiconductors -- or chips -- that power personal computers and smartphones.
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Lenovo China Warns About Shipment Shortage Due to Supply Chain Issues Amid Slow Revenue Growth
Lenovo China has warned that shipments would fall in the short term as China's COVID-19 lockdowns led to shortages of microchips. The company has posted its slowest quarterly growth in seven quarters. The world's largest maker of personal computers (PC) is also facing supply chain headaches.
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Lenovo Rides Work-From-Home Demand to Beat Q1 Profit Expectations
Lenovo, the world's biggest maker of personal computers, posted a better-than-expected jump in first-quarter profit as COVID-19 curbs continued to spur work-from-home demand.
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India Approves Rs. 7,350-Crore PLI Plan to Boost IT Product Exports
India approved a Rs. 7,350-Crore plan to boost local manufacturing and exports of IT products such as laptops, tablets, personal computers, and servers, the technology minister said.
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Samsung to Add New Memory Chip Line in South Korea as COVID-19 Boosts Demand
Samsung Electronics said on Monday it has begun construction of a new domestic production line for NAND flash memory chips, betting on demand for personal computers and servers as the coronavirus prompts more people to work from home.
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HP, Xerox Blame Each Other as Takeover Battle Heats Up
US printer maker Xerox Holdings took its $35 billion bid for HP to the US personal computer maker's shareholders on Monday, with a formal tender offer and a rebuttal to HP's account of why they could not negotiate a deal.
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Xerox Said to Court HP Shareholders as Takeover Battle Heats Up
Xerox Holdings is hosting a dinner for HP shareholders this week as it seeks investor support to overcome the personal computer maker's resistance to its $35 billion takeover bid, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Xerox Nominates New HP Board After Buyout Rebuffs
Xerox said on Thursday it plans to nominate 11 independent candidates to HP’s board, seeking to take control of the personal computer maker after several rejections of its $33.5 billion buyout offer.
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Xerox Secures $24 Billion Financing for Proposed HP Takeover
Xerox said on Monday it has secured $24 billion in financing for its $33.5 billion takeover offer for HP, a deal that the personal computer maker is opposing.
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Xerox Plans to Take HP Buyout Bid Directly to Shareholders
Xerox said on Tuesday it was planning to take its $33.5 billion buyout bid directly to HP shareholders after the personal computer maker refused to open its books for due diligence before a deadline.
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Dion Weisler to Step Down as HP CEO, Enrique Lores to Replace Him
HP is losing the chief executive who has been leading the personal computer maker since it broke off as a separate company four years ago.
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Intel Announces Core Ultra, Xeon Processors for PCs and Servers in Bid to Join AI Gold Rush
Intel, the biggest maker of personal computer processors, announced new chips for PCs and data centres that the company hopes will give it a bigger slice of the booming market for artificial intelligence hardware.
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Income Tax Raids Bengaluru Office Of China Computer Maker Lenovo: Report
The income tax officials visited on Wednesday a factory of Chinese Personal Computer maker Lenovo Puducherry and one of its offices in Bengaluru city as part of an inquiry, two sources told Reuters.
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Dell Beats Quarterly Estimates After Cost Cuts Despite 20 Percent Drop in Revenue
Better cost controls helped Dell Technologies beat estimates for first-quarter profit on Thursday, a positive sign for personal computer makers after months of cratering demand.
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Lenovo Quarterly Revenue Falls 24 Percent as PC Demand Continues to Slump
China's Lenovo Group on Wednesday reported a 24 percent fall in revenue for the January-March quarter, meeting market expectations, as demand for personal computers (PCs) continued to slump.
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Intel’s Quarterly Revenue Records Historic Fall of 36 Percent as Semiconductor Sales Drop
Intel on Thursday posted a massive fall in sales for the first quarter of 2023 because of a steep drop in the demand for semiconductors -- or chips -- that power personal computers and smartphones.
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Lenovo China Warns About Shipment Shortage Due to Supply Chain Issues Amid Slow Revenue Growth
Lenovo China has warned that shipments would fall in the short term as China's COVID-19 lockdowns led to shortages of microchips. The company has posted its slowest quarterly growth in seven quarters. The world's largest maker of personal computers (PC) is also facing supply chain headaches.
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Lenovo Rides Work-From-Home Demand to Beat Q1 Profit Expectations
Lenovo, the world's biggest maker of personal computers, posted a better-than-expected jump in first-quarter profit as COVID-19 curbs continued to spur work-from-home demand.
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India Approves Rs. 7,350-Crore PLI Plan to Boost IT Product Exports
India approved a Rs. 7,350-Crore plan to boost local manufacturing and exports of IT products such as laptops, tablets, personal computers, and servers, the technology minister said.
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Samsung to Add New Memory Chip Line in South Korea as COVID-19 Boosts Demand
Samsung Electronics said on Monday it has begun construction of a new domestic production line for NAND flash memory chips, betting on demand for personal computers and servers as the coronavirus prompts more people to work from home.
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HP, Xerox Blame Each Other as Takeover Battle Heats Up
US printer maker Xerox Holdings took its $35 billion bid for HP to the US personal computer maker's shareholders on Monday, with a formal tender offer and a rebuttal to HP's account of why they could not negotiate a deal.
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Xerox Said to Court HP Shareholders as Takeover Battle Heats Up
Xerox Holdings is hosting a dinner for HP shareholders this week as it seeks investor support to overcome the personal computer maker's resistance to its $35 billion takeover bid, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Xerox Nominates New HP Board After Buyout Rebuffs
Xerox said on Thursday it plans to nominate 11 independent candidates to HP’s board, seeking to take control of the personal computer maker after several rejections of its $33.5 billion buyout offer.
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Xerox Secures $24 Billion Financing for Proposed HP Takeover
Xerox said on Monday it has secured $24 billion in financing for its $33.5 billion takeover offer for HP, a deal that the personal computer maker is opposing.
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Xerox Plans to Take HP Buyout Bid Directly to Shareholders
Xerox said on Tuesday it was planning to take its $33.5 billion buyout bid directly to HP shareholders after the personal computer maker refused to open its books for due diligence before a deadline.
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Dion Weisler to Step Down as HP CEO, Enrique Lores to Replace Him
HP is losing the chief executive who has been leading the personal computer maker since it broke off as a separate company four years ago.
