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  • Watson, Match Me Up

    Watson, Match Me Up Move over Match.com, eHarmony and OKCupid. Watson has all the information about what you like, knows the type of people you’ve been attracted to in the past, and can balance it against what you are looking for to find you that perfect date for the weekend or soulmate. The Perfect PR…

  • HP Quarter Earnings Expected Strong

    SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 22 (Reuters) – Hewlett-Packard Co (NYSE:HPQ) should reaffirm good corporate technology spending trends when it reports results, as investors wait to hear more about new CEO Leo Apotheker’s vision for the future. On Tuesday, the world’s largest technology company by revenue is expected to report strong demand for networking equipment, servers and…

  • Cisco Appoints COO to Improve Efficiency

    Feb 22 (Reuters) – Network equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc (NASDAQ:CSCO) created a new executive role aimed at improving operations, after disappointing investors with weak forecasts and declining margins in recent quarters. Cisco named Executive Vice President Gary Moore, who previously ran its services business, as Chief Operating Officer. Moore will now be responsible for…

  • HP Launches Digital Health Solutions

    Hewlett-Packard is launching several new solutions for the health care industry meant to help health care organizations transform themselves into "Instant-On Enterprises." The new HP Digital Health solutions integrate existing HP products, solutions and partnerships to help enhance operational efficiencies and the coordination of care across the ecosystem in health care organizations. "Sweeping regulation and…

  • iPad Shipments Propel Apple Past HP to Top Mobile PC Position: Report

    Surging iPad tablet shipments have propelled Apple to a 17.2 percent share of worldwide mobile PC shipments in the fourth quarter of 2010, placing Apple at the top of the DisplaySearch market share ranking. According to preliminary results from the company’s Quarterly Mobile PC Shipment and Forecast Report, Apple shipped more than 10.2 million notebook…

  • IBM, Nuance to Tune Watson for Health Care

    IBM will incorporate Nuance CLU speech-recognition applications into the Watson supercomputer to provide information that assists doctors as they make diagnoses. IBM will continue its longtime collaboration with speech-recognition software developer Nuance Communications to bring the analytics capabilities of supercomputer Watson into the health care field. Under a research agreement announced Feb. 17, Nuance will…

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