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Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) has announced its acquisition of Ampool, in an effort to modernize the SQL stack.
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Zoom Acquiring Machine Translation Firm Kites
Zoom has announced it is acquiring Kites GmbH, a firm specializing in real-time Machine Translation (MT).
Microsoft Releases OpenAI-Powered Code Completion Tool
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IBM Brings It’s Quantum System One to Germany
IBM has unveiled its first quantum computer outside the US, bringing the Quantum System One to Germany.
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