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VCs look to AI data centers, local LLMs, and domain models for growth | VentureBeat

Pitchbook's analysis shows AI data centers, local large language models (LLMs) and domain-specific foundation models are three of the many growth catalysts VCs need to keep their firms growing and delivering returns. 

SAP returns to growth and profits in the first quarter | Network World

SAP said Wednesday that its first-quarter software and software-related service revenue rose 12 percent over the previous year, to €1.95 billion (US$2.62 billion).

AU returns fire at Sharp with LCD display patent suits in US | Network World

Taiwan's AU Optronics, one of the biggest LCD screen makers in the world, said Thursday it filed two separate lawsuits in the U.S. against Sharp, alleging the infringement of nine LCD screen-related patents in all.

Sony returns its electronics units to profit, raises outlook | Network World

Sony saw profitability return to its core electronics operations in the July to September period and increased its full-year profit forecast despite taking a hit from the strong Japanese yen.

Patent reform debate returns to Congress | Network World

Qualcomm criticized patent reform efforts taking shape in Congress.

Apple TV, ‘Ping’ and iTunes — what it means | Network World

There were a lot of rumors and expectations ahead of Apple's much-hyped music event yesterday. As expected, Apple unveiled a new touch-based iPod Nano, and an iPod Touch sporting the company's A4 processor, its super-high-resolution Retina display, and front and rear cameras offering HD video recording and video chat via FaceTime. There was also a new iPod Shuffle, which thankfully returns to the previous iteration's design with on-device buttons and a clip to make it wearable.

Malaysia to open e-mail accounts for every adult by 2015 | Network World

Malaysia plans to offer every adult in the country a free Web-based e-mail account to ensure that tax returns, court documents and other official notices reach the population of 28.3 million.

Steve Jobs returns, kicks off Apple event | Network World

Apple CEO Steve Jobs took the stage at his company's iPod event today, the first time he has appeared in public since October 2008.

Zappos tries video sharing to boost sales | Network World

Sometimes you take a chance on technology even when you can't predict hard returns, hoping that an educated experiment will create business opportunities.

Sony returns to profit, cuts full-year loss forecast | Network World

Sony returned to the black in the last three months of 2009, achieving its first operating profit in five quarters and cutting its forecast loss for the full year.

iPhone 3G drives solid returns for Apple | Network World

Propelled by booming iPhone 3G sales, Apple on Tuesday reported strong sales and profitability for the quarter that ended in September.

California jury returns verdict against RIM in patent suit | Network World

A jury in California found Research In Motion had infringed a patent relating to wireless device management owned by assignment by Mformation Technologies, a mobile device management technology provider in Edison, New Jersey.

EBay returns to China with new site focused on selling clothing | Network World

EBay launched a new e-commerce business in China with a local partner on Monday, marking the company's re-entry into an ultra-competitive market that once eluded its grasp. But this time, the company is focusing on a smaller market segment with a site geared at selling popular clothing brands to consumers.

Don’t look now, but you’re a cyborg | Network World

Are we cyborgs yet? The cyborg, or cybernetic organism -- part human, part machine -- is a staple of science fiction, from Star Trek to The Six Million Dollar Man to RoboCop to the Terminator. These pop culture cyborgs usually involve robotic machinery to enhance physical capabilities rather than mental ones because that's more visual, more entertaining and easier for the general public to understand.

PWC: No evidence of breach in Romney tax return extortion case | Network World

PricewaterhouseCoopers said Wednesday it has not found evidence of unauthorized data access despite a group's claim that Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's tax returns were stolen in a late-night office theft.

IRS wants to liberate our tax returns | Network World

Chris Hoofnagle reported in Risks 24.21 that the IRS was pushing for new rules allowing commercial tax preparers to sell information from tax returns to anyone they like.

VoIP isn’t all about hard-dollar benefits | Network World

During the past few months, I’ve noticed a shift in how many IT executives view their VoIP projects. Those who are forging ahead say they've pushed aside the importance of quick returns on investment and view a once-isolated project into a visionary move that has far-reaching consequences - the affects of which will emerge for years.

The tax traffic cometh | Network World

Millions of procrastinating Americans will tackle their 2006 tax returns during the next few days, but the Internal Revenue Service says it’s ready for all of those last-minute electronic filers to hit the send button.

Doyle returns to Cisco Subnet | Network World

We are honored to have Jeff Doyle return as a blogger for Network World's Cisco Subnet, our independent community of Cisco customers.

Interop spins technology as a way to save | Network World

Technologies that can improve corporate bottom lines dominated the buzz at Interop Las Vegas, promising efficiencies and returns on investment that may help stave off cuts to IT spending in a tough economy.

The 5 quickest returns on your green investment | Network World

Some enterprises have found ways to ensure their technology investments provide both environmental benefit and a quick return on investment.

Apple and Samsung patent war returns Friday | Network World

Samsung Electronics faces the possibility of U.S. import bans on some of its smartphones in two separate cases brought by Apple, with major steps happening Friday.

Your customer, your future | Network World

"Many CIOs are a little cavalier about making raising customer satisfaction an explicit goal," says Harley Manning, vice president and director of Forrester Research's customer experience group. Rather, he says, objectives such as cost avoidance and innovation are far more likely to receive top billing on a CIO's project roster. That's because not only is bolstering customer loyalty a hard sell among corporate bean counters, its (arguably) intangible benefits and its (allegedly) nebulous returns often make

Criminal negligence | Network World

U.S. Border Patrol agents intercept a man trying to enter the U.S. illegally from Mexico. Unaware that he is wanted by the FBI for three murders, they return him to Mexico. The man returns to the U.S. and murders several more people before being caught.

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