NHK Takes Bold Legal Action Against IBM: A 54 Billion Yen Battle Unfolds
NHK is suing Japan IBM for 54.7 billion yen over a failed contract for a new core system. The lawsuit was filed in Tokyo District Court after NHK terminated the…
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NHK is suing Japan IBM for 54.7 billion yen over a failed contract for a new core system. The lawsuit was filed in Tokyo District Court after NHK terminated the…