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Samsung remains the biggest global smartphone vendor in Q1 2019: Gartner

Huawei has managed to be in the second place as for global smartphone vendor following Samsung.

Huawei still world's second biggest smartphone maker despite US ban: Gartner

Gartner also said Huawei continued to reduce the gap with Samsung, but warned that growth could be limited.

PC shipments fall by 15.6 million units globally say both IDC and Gartner

Back in 2018 PC shipments increased in Q2 but were down again by Q4 and its happening again in 2019.

Mid-cap IT sector ‘clicks’ with spate of deals; strong global growth possibilities in calendar year 2019

The once-ignored mid-cap IT companies have seen a spate of deals over the past few weeks including hostile takeover offers and buyouts

HCL Technologies’ IBM software products acquisition move: Is the company's growth strategy too aggressive?

HCL Technologies had consolidated revenues from operations of Rs 28,738 crore for the first half of the current financial year.

Samsung's overall sales of smartphones returned to growth in Q1 2018: Report

Despite suffering a dip in its sales globally in Q1 2018, Samsung led the global smartphone sales in the same quarter with 20.5 percent market share

Lenovo is suffering its biggest annual loss since 2009, as costs are higher than revenue growth

Lenovo swung to its biggest annual loss in nine years, smartphone business is struggling and its core PC business is suffering from a shrinking market

Revenue from public cloud services in India projected to grow by 37.5 percent to $2.5 billion in 2018: Gartner

Gartner estimated that Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) would be the fastest-growing segment of the public cloud market.

Data centre infrastructure hardware spending in India to hit $2.7 billion in 2018; software investment to touch $3.6 billion

In contrast, on-premises server and storage spending would decline marginally as a result of Public Cloud migration.

Global shipment of smartphones, PCs and tablets to grow over 1.3 percent in 2018: Report

Future AI capabilities, including natural-language processing and machine perception, will allow smartphones to learn, plan and solve problems for users.