Author: Pranali Mehta

Sharkmob deal represents that Tencent still has an appetite for Western game firms. The Chinese multinational conglomerate Tencent Holdings has reportedly announced that it has acquired game development studio Sharkmob for an undisclosed amount. Rep

Samsung Foundry, an expert in advanced process and design technologies has recently announced a collaboration with Silvaco Inc. to launch their Semiconductor IP Assets which would now be licensed, marketed and supported through Silvaco, a leading pro

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Half of the parts of the new electric cars will be made in South Australia and rest would likely be imported from China Reports confirm that Australian Clean Energy Electric Vehicle Group (ACE EV) has recently announced it would sign an agreement wi

CORE ML technology of Apple would allow companies to build customized apps on the Leonardo platform of SAP Reports confirm that SAP, the German enterprise business software maker, and Apple have recently announced a partnership to help clients build

ServiceNow will add native support for Google Cloud to its IT Operations Management service Reports confirm that ServiceNow, a US-based cloud computing company has formally announced the signing of a strategic partnership deal with Google Cloud whic

Vodafone is aiming to increase its ultra-fast Gigabit connections from nine million to eleven million over the next 12 months in Germany Reports confirm that Vodafone has called for German government to help with rolling-out ultrafast fibre broadban