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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EMC | EMC | 21:00 GMT | 24.24 | +0.01 | +0.04% | 28491814 | 21.00 | 1.154 | 50.897B |
Latest EMC news
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Facebook falls on its defacebook, again
Meanwhile, TechWeekEurope has revealed that EMC is benefiting from Facebook, big time. And our sister publication, | ChannelBiz, is reporting a big "pig out" courtest of Pat "Kicking" Gelsinger, of Intel, of old. -
Atos reports jump in profits after strong 2011
Breton said that, following the integration of SIS, Atos will “continue to focus on innovation”. The company recently announced the start of a cloud venture, Canopy, with its partners EMC and VMware. -
Atos, EMC, VMware create Canopy cloud venture
The company, Canopy, will be formed out of the cloud services provided by Atos, EMC, and VMWare to make a “one stop shop” for cloud computing, Atos CEO Thierry Breton said today. -
Apple, EMC, AMD post earnings
Financial RoundupRevenue and profit reports from U.S. technology companies continue to show wild variations. In the latest batch of quarterly earnings reports, Apple soared to new heights, EMC showed solid progress and AMD went into the red with exceptional charges. -
Former pirate sues tech industry for nicking ideas
South African Kevin Bermeister is suing Google, YouTube, Amazon, EMC, VMWare, Dropbox, NetApps, NEC and Caringo for patent infringement in a case that experts say could run into the hundreds of millions. -
EMC and Teradata indulge in unseemly row
A terribly unseemly row has broken out in the no-holds-barred world of data warehousing, as Teradata trades blows with rival EMC. -
China and Russia accused of mass cyber industrial theft
China has hacked into EMC, Lockheed Martin, the International Monetary Fund and, of course, Google. -
EMC steals storage revenues crown from HP
The lion's share of external disk storage systems factory revenue for the quarter went to Kickin' Pat Gelsinger's EMC, holding 28.7 percent of the market. IBM and NetApp were roughly tied for second place, with 13.7 percent and 12.8 percent respectively. -
Google splashes out on IBM patents
Of course it lost out recently with a bidding war for sought after Nortel LTE patents, which ended up in the hands of a consortium including Apple, EMC, Ericsson, Microsoft, Sony and RIM. -
Consortium snaps up Nortel patents
According to Reuters, the consortium includes Apple, EMC, Ericsson, Microsoft, Sony and RIM who apparently wrote a cheque for more than $4.5 billion, in an auction that began early this week. -
EMC readies big cash for big data
EMC will splash out $3 billion this year to expand its data analysis empire. -
AMD reshuffles Ministry of Propaganda
Text100 is to Bite as IBM is to EMC. We wonder who will get the UK account, long story short, it's not Text100. There is a conference call later for some kind of marketing announcement. -
Storage software: Boring but worth $3.5 billion
Top dog was EMC with 22.4 percent market share. Hitachi, however, was the clear leader in growth, jumping in the 2011 quarter compared to the same quarter last year by 69 percent. -
Fingers pointed at China for Lockheed attack
Hackers managed to get into the defense contractor's networks using data nicked in March to reduce the effectiveness of SecureID tokens produced by EMC. -
SanDisk buys Pliant Technologies
Pliant already has an established relationship with the likes of EMC, meaning SanDisk will have bought itself a link with first tier partners. -
Microsoft forbidden to keep Novell patents
Novell,has changed its deal to sell patents to CPTN Holdings, which is a Vole backed consortium which includes Oracle, Apple and EMC. The move means that Microsoft will not get hit by another anti-trust lawsuit. -
Intel tries to poach HP exec Todd Bradley as Paul Otellini replacement
The other candidate tipped for the job was Kickin' Pat Gelsinger, but he dumped Intel for EMC back in 2009. -
Spectra Logic: Competitors will always be behind in tape storage
Tape storagehas strong footing. EMC's Mike Ruettgers' infamous late 90s claim that "tape is dead" have still not rung true, and according to Spectra - a Boulder, California company founded in the late 70s and the top dog in the industry - any suggestion that it will die in the near future is based o
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