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Sharp is a Japanese electronics maker founded in 1912 and now headquartered in Sakai, Osaka, as part of the Foxconn group. It produces displays, televisions, home appliances, imaging devices and camera modules, and was historically a leader in liquid crystal display technology. The company has repositioned parts of its plant capacity towards data centre and artificial intelligence infrastructure.

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News pv magazine Global 6 days ago
Sharp unveils 11.5 kWh battery for residential use
Sharp is launching its Japan-made 11.5 kWh Eee Storage battery, offering 21% more capacity in a 35% smaller footprint, with AI-powered energy management and enhanced whole-home backup capabilities. Available in Japan from September 8, 2026, the system tar
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News baweaver 10 days ago
Rails: The Sharp Parts. The Block Is Not the Transaction
Transactions are more complicated than an easy-to-use block, and treating them as such will come back to bite you. This article will cover a few of them.
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News InfoWorld 12 days ago
Introducing G#: A Go-like language for .NET
The more you drill down into the language structure of G#, the more you can see it as a hybrid of the .NET approach and Go. That makes it a very flexible tool.
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News stlouisfed.org 28 days ago
What's Behind the Sharp Drop in Labor Force Participation?
In the first half of 2026, the falling labor force participation rate was mostly due to a statistical correction and an aging population. But a sharp drop in prime-age workers also occurred.
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