Artificially intelligent systems may never successfully simulate human thinking, but they already mimic some of its features.
The company adds to its portfolio as the local economy starts to recover.
Some operating divisions have continued to experience difficult trading conditions.
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Technology gains favour in the healthcare sector, but related costs prove a major hurdle.
In today's technology roundup: Saucy iPhone apps purged, BT accused of breaking regulations, Brussels data watchdog cries foul, and US 'closes in on Google hackers'.
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