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Microsoft extends AI research to self-driving vehicles
Earlier this year, Microsoft open-sourced “AirSim”, a high-fidelity system, for testing the safety of artificial intelligence systems
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Ola partnerships with Microsoft for connected vehicle platform
Under the partnership, Ola will use Microsoft cloud, artificial intelligence (AI) and productivity tools to enhance rider experience as well as for predictive maintenance of the cars.
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Microsoft and Baidu join forces but can they recreate the magic for cars that Android did for smartphones
The collaboration between Microsoft and the Chinese tech giant has all the makings of what Android did for smartphones if played right. But will the newly turned friends teaming up work for the future of smart cars
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Microsoft and Uno Minda sign agreement for integration of connected vehicles
The two corporate giants, Microsoft and Uno Minda have inked an agreement through its connected vehicle and telematics arm, Minda iConnect, for better in vehicle connected technologies
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Tata Motors and Microsoft tie up for infotainment tech in new cars
The Futuro that would be unveiled at the 87th Geneva International Motor Show, the new sportscar from Tamo, Tata’s new performance sub-brand may feature the Microsft Azure cloud computing technology
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Nissan announces new electric mobility solutions and autonomous driving at CES 2017
The Japanese carmaker, Nissan, has announced its partnership with a number of companies and work in conjunction with them for better-connected driving, electric mobility solutions and autonomous driving at the Consumer Electronics Show 2017
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LinkedIn shares close 46% up post Microsoft deal, other big tech companies drag on Wall Street
LinkedIn shares jumped 46.6 per cent on Monday after Microsoft announced it would buy online networking company the for $26.2 billion in its biggest-ever deal as Wall Street stumbled for a third straight session.
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India set to be top focus area as Microsoft buys LinkedIn for $26.2 bn
The acquisition of LinkedIn by Microsoft is likely to further increase India’s importance as a location for both talent and market as the two companies….
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Microsoft-LinkedIn deal: CEO Jeff Weiner tells employees it’s the best thing for LinkedIn. Read his email
Microsoft is going to buy LinkedIn for $26.2 billion and it’s best thing for LinkedIn, says its CEO Jeff Weiner. In a letter to LinkedIn’s employees, Weiner goes on to explain why he thinks the deal is good for the professional network company.
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Microsoft’s $26.2 billion LinkedIn bet: What Satya Nadella, Jeff Weiner & Reid Hoffman had to say
In a big announcement for the tech world, Microsoft on Monday announced that it will acquire professional network LinkedIn in an all-cash transaction, for $196 per share. Jeff Weiner will remain CEO of LinkedIn, reporting to Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft.
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NASA unveils seasonal dust storm pattern on Mars
NASA’s Mars orbiters have unveiled a pattern of large regional dust storms occurring at about the same times each year, an advance that may help predict these hazardous events during future robotic…
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Microsoft set to swallow LinkedIn for $26.2 bn; check out the top acquisitions by the IT behemoth
Microsoft Corp. has revealed that it is buying professional networking service site LinkedIn for about $26.2 billion, which has more than 430 million members…
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LinkedIn shares up 63% & Microsoft shares down 4.3% in pre-market
After the news of Microsoft acquiring LinkedIn in an all-cash transaction valued at $26.2 bn came in, the shares of LinkedIn surged 63%. Meanwhile, Microsoft shares plunged 4.3%.
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LinkedIn users might see changes after deal is closed, says Microsoft’s Satya Nadella
Microsoft on Monday agreed to buy LinkedIn for $26.2 billion in cash. The offer of $196 per share represents a premium of 49.5% to LinkedIn’s Friday closing price.
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Microsoft to buy LinkedIn for $26.2 billion: 5 facts about the deal
Microsoft is all set to acquire LinkedIn for a whopping $26.2 billion, in an all-cash transaction. This is one of the biggest deals in the tech world.
