IBM has announced the launch of its ambitious server S822LC. These servers are designed for high-performance computers and are likely to offer a fillip to machine learning. IBM used Nvidia's NVLink technology to develop the interconnect for the server. IBM is targeting advance analytics and artificial intelligence fields with the launch of these servers.
Tencent Holdings Ltd. has now become China's most valuable company, beating the state-owned telecom giant, China Mobile Communications Corporation. The company's stock surged by 4.16 percent on the Hong Kong stock exchange, giving it a market capitalization of approximately HK$1.99 trillion ($256.60 billion).
South Korean tech giant LG Electronics Inc. has announced plans to enter the robotics industry by investing heavily in robots and smart home technologies to bridge the gap between artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT).
Dubai aims to be the world's "smartest city," and in line with this initiative, the country has been focusing on technological innovation. Recently, the country unveiled its first driverless bus service and has announced that it would be expanding its month-long trial of the technology across the Gulf country.
Lenovo is now the second biggest smartphone brand in India, behind Samsung.
Dell Technologies would complete its multi-billion dollar acquisition of EMC and its associate companies on Sept. 7.
Nokia Bell Labs is currently developing a unique fibre optic internet that will be the fastest in the world. The company recently announced that tests of the technology in Germany had been very successful.
While millions of people get their news and trends from their Facebook page, the founder of the company Mark Zuckerberg does not want his brainchild to be considered as a media company. Responding to a question during a Q&A session, he emphasized that Facebook is a technology company.
In a new bid to expand Tesla Motors even further and venture into the clean energy market, Elon Musk is spearheading yet another merger.
Since the Federal Aviation Authority (FFA) has relaxed its rules about how people can do business using drones, experts are predicting the rise of a multi-billion dollar industry in the coming decade. With pizza restaurants like Dominos taking the lead, there is a lot more to drones than meets the eye.
