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Chipmaker Renesas Plans Industrial, Health-Care Acquisitions

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Jun.26 -- Tokyo-based Renesas Electronics Corp., the world’s second-biggest supplier of semiconductors used in cars, is planning acquisitions to expand outside of the automotive industry. Pavel Alpeyev reports on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
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Lenovo Can Continue to Deliver Strong Results, CFO Says

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Lenovo Group Ltd. Chief Financial Officer Wong Wai Ming discusses the company's financial results, business outlook and strategy. Lenovo posted quarterly earnings that topped analysts’ estimates after the world’s biggest...
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CLEAN : E-sport: 'world's largest' gaming centre opens in Stockhokm

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Space, a gaming centre that its founders say is the largest in the world, opens this Saturday 27 November in Sweden (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Latest on Atlantis mission and ISS conditions

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Space - 16 June 2007 1. View from International Space Station in orbit Houston, Texas, US - 16 June 2007 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mike Suffredini, NASA's manager of the International Space Station Programme: "Today, we've been doing, as...
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Israel - Computer hacker arrested

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An 18-year-old Israeli man, known as the "Analyzer" on the Internet, was arrested Wednesday (18/03) for breaking into computers at the US Pentagon. Police allege Ehud Tenebaum is responsible for leading the most systematic unathorized...
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Virginia Rep. Frank Wolf and New Jersey Rep. Chris Smith say computers in their Capitol Hill offices have been hacked by sources apparently working out of China.

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HEADLINE: Two lawmakers say computers hacked by Chinese CAPTION: Virginia Rep. Frank Wolf and New Jersey Rep. Chris Smith say computers in their Capitol Hill offices have been hacked by sources apparently working out of China. (June 11)
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Software Is Redefining How We Do Our Jobs: BMC CEO

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Oct. 29 -- Bob Beauchamp, chairman and CEO of BMC Software, explains how software is redefining how we do our jobs, why BMC became a private company and BMC's approach to customer service. He speaks with Bloomberg's Cory Johnson on...
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Meet Apple's Number One Fan

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Oct. 17 -- ""Iconic"" Author Jonathan Zufi discusses his photographic tribute to Apple products with Bloomberg's Trish Regan on ""Street Smart."" (Source: Bloomberg)
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HP Sales Miss Estimates: What's the Problem?

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Nov. 25 -- Hewlett-Packard reported fiscal fourth-quarter sales that fell short of analysts estimates, hurt by an accelerating shift to cloud computing and a tepid personal-computer market. Bloomberg Intelligence's Anand Srinivasan takes...
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Airspace Over London Returned to Open Status

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Dec. 12 -- NATS, Britain's national air traffic body, says that air traffic troubles caused by a computer problem have been resolved. Bloomberg's Olivia Sterns reports on Market Makers. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Apple-1 Computer Expected to Fetch Over $500K at Auction

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Oct. 16 -- Bonhams Seniior Books and Manuscripts Specialist Cassandra Hatton discusses Apples first personal computer. He speaks on Taking Stock. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Which Is Bigger Threat to Apple, Bendgate or Shellshock?

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Sept. 26 -- Hans Nichols reports on a vulnerability called Shellshock that affects Apple Macintosh and Linux computers. He speaks on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Apple founder's home gets historical designation

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The Silicon Valley home where Apple co-founder Steve Jobs grew up and built some of his first computers is now on the city's list of historic properties. The historical commission in the city of Los Altos voted unanimously for the...
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SAfrica to ration power as crisis causes rolling blackouts

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FILE: 13 October 2007 1. Wide of Johannesburg skyline 2. Driving shot traffic going into Johannesburg 23 January 2008 3. Wide of electricity power lines which power Soweto 4. Wide of power plant 6. Various of power lines 7. Car driving...
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Michael Dell Says He's 'Very Pleased' With EMC Merger

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Sep.07 -- Michael Dell, founder and chief executive officer of Dell Technologies, talks about the state of his company one year after buying EMC. He speaks exclusively to Bloomberg's Emily Chang.
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Paul Allen, Billionaire Who Co-Founded Microsoft, Dies

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Oct.15 -- Paul Allen, who co-founded Microsoft Corp. with fellow billionaire Bill Gates and used the fortune he made from the iconic technology company to invest in professional sports teams, cable TV and real estate, has died. He was...
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Steve Wozniak Likes Apple's New Focus on Services, Stresses Importance of Privacy

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Aug.27 -- Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Wozniak reacts to Apple's transition into more of a services company and his take on the company's wearable technology. He speaks with Bloomberg's Taylor Riggs on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Apple to Sell Computers With Its Own Chip Inside

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Apr.23 -- Apple Inc. is planning to start selling Mac computers with its own main processors by next year. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Bloomberg

Apple Preps Next Mac Chips With Aim to Outclass Top-End PCs

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Dec.07 -- Apple is planning a series of new Mac processors for introduction as early as 2021 that are aimed at outperforming Intel’s fastest. Apple chip engineers are working on several successors to the M1 custom chip, the comapny’s...
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Ian Rankin hopes new book will help readers discover ‘godfather of tartan noir’

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Ian Rankin has told how he hopes his latest book will inspire people to discover the “universe” of the man often dubbed the godfather of Scottish crime writing. In The Dark Remains, Rankin has completed the last unfinished novel by...
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UPTIN 2 5 76 NASA DEMONSTRATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGY IN PLANE DESIGN

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NASA film of computer graphics advancement. 1. vs of planes in flight 2. vs of a large computer 3. vs of computer graphics on screen 4. SOUNDBITE (English): ms Jim Hart, computer engineer, speaking 5. vs of a man at a computer desk and...
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Bionic legs at Technology show

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Excel, London, England - October 21, 2011 1. Wide of Amanda Boxtel getting into Esko (artificial bionic walking device) 2. Various of Amanda getting into Esko 3. Wide of Amanda standing up in Esko 4. Various of Amanda walking in...
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SYND 3-11-71 INTERVIEW WITH NOBEL SCIENTIST DENNIS GABOR

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Nobel physics prize winner Professor Dennis Gabor is interviewed about the award at the CBS Research Laboratories at Stamford. 1. ws exterior CBS laboratories 2. ms interior laboratory and laser equipment 3. ms Gabor with equipment 4. cu...
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Apple Says iPad Air 2 Is Worlds Thinnest Tablet

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Oct. 16 -- Wired Deputy Editor Joe Brown, Lunar Design President John Edson and Bloomberg Contributing Editor Paul Kedrosky discuss todays launch of Apples iPad Air 2 and the purchasing cycle for tablets. They speak on Bloomberg West....