Covers major OS manufacturers '96 / 4/30 announcement Sun Microsystems announced on April 30 that it will license Java to Apple Computer , Hewlett-...
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’96 / 4/30 announcement
Sun Microsystems announced on April 30 that it will license Java to Apple Computer , Hewlett-Packard , Hitachi , IBM , Microsoft , Novell , Silicon Graphics , SCO , and two others . With this announcement, Microsoft has announced that Windows 95 and Windows NT, Apple Computer will integrate Mac OS, Pippin, Newton, and IBM will integrate Java as part of the next operating system for OS / 2. As a result, PC users will be able to use Java applets on the Internet in a compatible environment when using media authoring, Internet servers, and client software in the near future. Will be.
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- See Rise of AI Generated Attacks: Exein CEOon 2025年12月18日 at AM 7:06
The cybersecurity firm Exein has raised €100 million in additional funding, bringing the total raised this year to €170 million. It's been a year of hyper-growth for the Italian startup, backed by JP Morgan, with its valuation nearly doubling since its Series C fundraise in July. The Founder and CEO Gianni Cuozzo spoke to Tom Mackenzie on Daybreak Europe. (Source: Bloomberg)
- JPMorgan-Backed Exein Raises €100 Million to Halt Car Hackersby Rose Henderson on 2025年12月18日 at AM 6:10
Italian startup Exein SpA has raised €100 million ($118 million) in fresh funding with the goal of keeping hackers out of connected devices including cars, home routers and baby monitors.
- Time for Europe to stop making excuses and step up: EuroStack's Caffarraon 2025年12月18日 at AM 4:34
Europe has neglected to build up its own tech industry, leaving the continent little more than a digital colony of American suppliers, argues EuroStack Founder & Chair Cristina Caffarra. Europe's focus on regulation is achieving nothing. It's time to step up and follow China's example, instead of haemorrhaging talent and money to the US, she says. Caffarra spoke to Tom Mackenzie on 'Bloomberg Daybreak Europe.' (Source: Bloomberg)
- India Becomes World’s Most Active Market for Large-Language Models as AI Firms Eye Growthby Ashutosh Joshi on 2025年12月18日 at AM 2:44
Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets. Today we look at:
- Wizards -- The 'Magic' Behind Hasbro's Return to Growthon 2025年12月18日 at AM 2:30
With traditional toy and game sales lagging, Hasbro has found a growth engine in roleplaying games such as Dungeons and Dragons, trading card games like Magic: The Gathering, and a growing portfolio of digital and video games. On Bloomberg Chief Future Officer, Hasbro CFO/COO Gina Goetter tells Matt Miller how the company's Wizards of the Coast segment is poised to generate an increasing share of annual revenue. (Source: Bloomberg)
- Chip Shortage Lingers as Honda to Halt Output in Japan, Chinaby Nicholas Takahashi, Tsuyoshi Inajima on 2025年12月18日 at AM 1:10
Honda Motor Co. will halt production at plants in Japan and China in coming weeks, highlighting the lingering fallout of the global chip shortage.
- Apple Makes Changes to iOS Software in Face of Stricter Japanese Rulesby Samantha Kelly on 2025年12月18日 at AM 1:00
Apple Inc. is making changes to its iOS software in Japan to comply with a new local law aimed at fostering competition, part of broader efforts by the iPhone maker to adapt to regulations around the world.
- OpenAI Discussed Funding at $750 Billion Value, Report Saysby Shirin Ghaffary on 2025年12月18日 at AM 12:35
OpenAI has held funding talks with investors to raise tens of billions of dollars at a valuation of $750 billion, according to a report in the Information.
