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Renewable energy companies are hoping the World Future Energy Summit, which opens in Abu Dhabi today, will help answer that question.
The National
But it is also clear that a large number of Taiwanese remain sceptical about the downside of President Ma's policy towards China.
BBC News
Apple has said it will halt the sale of all iPhone models from its stores in China, after large crowds disrupted the launch of the iPhone 4S.
BBC News
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Apple confirmed Wednesday that it has acquired Israeli semiconductor company Anobit technologies for US$390 million, providing it with significant technological boost in the mobile devices market.
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MStar Semiconductor has announced support for Intel WiDi on their Smart TV platform.
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OMAP 5 will come to the consumer market "maybe in the fourth quarter [of 2012]," said Greg Delagi, senior vice president and general manager of TI's Wireless Business Unit. OMAP 5 differs from OMAP 4 in that it uses a dual-core A15 CPU, the next generation from chip designer ARM.
Forbes
China has forgone blustery warnings and war games in the run-up to Taiwan's presidential election this weekend, and will likely take a measured response even if the independence-leaning opposition unseats friendlier incumbent Ma Ying-jeou.
Reuters
Microsoft is making plans for a companywide restructuring of its marketing operations, a move that may include hundreds of job cuts, according to people familiar with the matter.
Bloomberg
It's been a long time coming, but Intel has finally entered the mobile market - in China.
Fortune
Eastman Kodak Company has filed lawsuits against Apple and HTC, alleging the infringement of certain Kodak patents relating to digital imaging technology.
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For years, Nokia has led all handset vendors in unit shipments. But this year (2012), Samsung believes it can change that.
CNET
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Globalfoundries and IBM have announced an agreement to jointly manufacture advanced computer chips at both companies' semiconductor fabs in New York's "Tech Valley." The new products recently began initial production at IBM's 300mm fab in East Fishkill and Globalfoundries' Fab 8 in Saratoga County, and are planned to ramp to volume production in the second half of 2012.
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