Europe 
229 posts and columns on Europe
China Retakes Supercomputing Crown With a Lot of American Chips
Titan, America’s previous champ, is now No. 2.
EU Regulators Eye Google Again — This Time It’s Android
More trouble for Google abroad.
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HP Names Heiko Meyer New Enterprise Head in Germany
Tech giant Hewlett-Packard is shaking up management of its enterprise operations in Germany. Last week, the company announced internally that it had named Heiko Meyer as VP of HP’s Enterprise group in that country. He replaces Volker Smid, who had held the post since 2009 and is leaving HP. Meyer, who joined HP in 1984, will report to Peter Ryan, who was named to run HP’s Enterprise business in Europe last year, after a wider reorganization.Voices
EU to Launch Net Neutrality Strategy
New European rules on net neutrality will oblige Internet service providers to be transparent about connection speed and stop blocking competing services such as Microsoft Corp.’s Skype, European Union technology chief Neelie Kroes said Tuesday.Box On Track to Book More Than $100 Million in Sales This Year, CEO Levie Says
A cloud executive gets chatty on the buffet line.
The Global Carrier Perspective: Telefonica and MTS on Balancing Developed and Developing Markets (Video)
Telefonica and MTS talk about what comes after dumb pipes.
Q&A With HP CEO Meg Whitman and CFO Cathie Lesjak: The Turnaround Is on Schedule
All is going according to plan.
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Vodafone to Spend Verizon Dividend on Business
Vodafone Group said Tuesday it will keep the $3.15 billion dividend payment it will receive from Verizon Wireless and plow it into its flagging operations in Europe, which weighed heavily on the mobile giant’s full-year profit.Voices
Two Views From Samsung About its “Octa” Chip
At the Consumer Electronics Show in January, Samsung described an unusual eight-brained processor as a major step above competing chips. Now that U.S. buyers will be late to get it, the company is playing down the differences.Here’s What Google Will Look Like in Europe Now
The proposed agreement with the EU covers search labeling and scraping, as expected.
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