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Microsoft Q1 sales jump, but Nokia drags down earnings
Microsoft's revenue leaped 25 percent in the first quarter but its profits dropped, pulled down by expenses tied to layoffs...
Read moreThe Internet of fishy things
Sometimes it takes a fish to do a man’s job. Scientists at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have developed a sensor-laden,...
Read moreGoogle wants Windows server applications to run on its cloud
Google has made a series of announcements aimed at helping Microsoft customers run Windows workloads on Google’s cloud.Microsoft License Mobility...
Read moreThe Upload: Your tech news briefing for Thursday, January 8
FCC chief says he’s in sync with ObamaThe top US telecoms regulator is pulling in the same direction as President...
Read moreThe Upload: Your tech news briefing for Friday, January 9
CISPA rises from the graveAfter privacy concerns derailed this controversial legislation in the U.S. Senate, CISPA will be re-introduced Friday...
Read moreThe Upload: Your tech news briefing for Thursday, January 15
Intel earnings may bring a ray of sunshineIntel is expected to report almost 30 percent growth in Q4 earnings on...
Read moreThe Upload: Your tech news briefing for Friday, January 16
Servers push Intel’s Q4 to new heightsIn a promising start to earnings season, Intel reported profits of $3.7 billion for...
Read moreThe Upload: Your tech news briefing for Monday, January 19
Microsoft has to get Windows 10 right this weekThe most-anticipated tech development in the week ahead is going to be...
Read moreThe Upload: Your tech news briefing for Tuesday, January 20
State of the Union will include heavy focus on techU.S. President Barack Obama gives his annual State of the Union...
Read moreThe Upload: Your tech news briefing for Wednesday, January 21
All eyes on RedmondIt’s Microsoft’s big day with a major news briefing planned at company headquarters on Wednesday. What to...
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