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Acer will expand into televisions and electronic books within five years as the PC industry slows, founder Stan Shih has said.
Bloomberg
As part of the recent Microhoo deal, Microsoft will hire 400 Yahoo employees and pay the Web giant $50 million annually for three years. Also, If Microsoft cannot deliver to a certain percentage of Google's success, Yahoo can back out of the deal.
Ars Technica
Seagate Technology said it will close its Singapore hard-disk-drive manufacturing plant by the end of 2010 and lay off 2,000 workers as a result.
Wall Street Journal
Information Week
Fierce Wireless
Time Warner Cable will begin reselling WiMAX mobile broadband from Clearwire in four US markets, including Dallas and Charlotte, North Carolina, by the end of 2009.
PC World
Computer World Australia
Hitachi has reported a quarterly loss amid continued weakness in consumer demand for electronic products. Meanwhile, camera and office equipment maker Canon saw second-quarter net profits fall 85% on year, as firms cut back on printers and copiers.
BBC News
Information Week
Yahoo and Microsoft have announced a long-rumoured internet search deal that will help the two companies take on chief rival Google.
BBC News
Globalfoundries plans to introduce embedded silicon carbon (eSiC) to strain the nFET transistors at the 22 nm node, said John Pellerin, director of technology development.
Semiconductor International
Internet News
Tom's Hardware Guide
Computer World Australia
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