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https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en/products-services/technology/top-100.html
(Reuters - Thomson Reuters Corp on Wednesday published its debut "Top 100
Global Technology Leaders" list with Microsoft Corp in the no. 1 spot,
followed by chipmaker Intel Corp and network gear maker Cisco Systems Inc .
The list, which aims to identify the industry's top financially successful
and organizationally sound organizations, features U.S. tech giants such as
Apple Inc , Alphabet Inc , International Business Machines Corp and Texas
Instruments Inc , among its top 10.
Microchip maker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing <2330.TW>, German
business software giant SAP and Dublin-based consultant Accenture round out
the top 10.
The remaining 90 companies are not ranked, but the list also includes the
world's largest online retailer Amazon.com Inc and social media giant
Facebook Inc . ( http://bit.ly/2B8eowE )
The results are based on a 28-factor algorithm that measures performance
across eight benchmarks: financial, management and investor confidence, risk
and resilience, legal compliance, innovation, people and social
responsibility, environmental impact, and reputation.
The assessment tracks patent activity for technological innovation and
sentiment in news and selected social media as the reflection of a company's
public reputation.
The set of tech companies is restricted to those that have at least $1
billion in annual revenue.
According to the list, 45 percent of these 100 tech companies are
headquartered in the United States. Japan and Taiwan are tied for second
place with 13 companies each, followed by India with five tech leaders on
the list.
The strength of Asia highlights the growth of companies such as Tencent
Holdings Ltd <0700.HK>, which became the first Asian firm to enter the club
of companies worth more than $500 billion, and surpassed Facebook in market
value in November.
Reuters is the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, which produced
the list.
(Reporting by Sonam Rai in Bengaluru, editing by Peter Henderson)
https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en/products-services/technology/top-100.html
(Reuters - Thomson Reuters Corp on Wednesday published its debut "Top 100
Global Technology Leaders" list with Microsoft Corp in the no. 1 spot,
followed by chipmaker Intel Corp and network gear maker Cisco Systems Inc .
The list, which aims to identify the industry's top financially successful
and organizationally sound organizations, features U.S. tech giants such as
Apple Inc , Alphabet Inc , International Business Machines Corp and Texas
Instruments Inc , among its top 10.
Microchip maker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing <2330.TW>, German
business software giant SAP and Dublin-based consultant Accenture round out
the top 10.
The remaining 90 companies are not ranked, but the list also includes the
world's largest online retailer Amazon.com Inc and social media giant
Facebook Inc . ( http://bit.ly/2B8eowE )
The results are based on a 28-factor algorithm that measures performance
across eight benchmarks: financial, management and investor confidence, risk
and resilience, legal compliance, innovation, people and social
responsibility, environmental impact, and reputation.
The assessment tracks patent activity for technological innovation and
sentiment in news and selected social media as the reflection of a company's
public reputation.
The set of tech companies is restricted to those that have at least $1
billion in annual revenue.
According to the list, 45 percent of these 100 tech companies are
headquartered in the United States. Japan and Taiwan are tied for second
place with 13 companies each, followed by India with five tech leaders on
the list.
The strength of Asia highlights the growth of companies such as Tencent
Holdings Ltd <0700.HK>, which became the first Asian firm to enter the club
of companies worth more than $500 billion, and surpassed Facebook in market
value in November.
Reuters is the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, which produced
the list.
(Reporting by Sonam Rai in Bengaluru, editing by Peter Henderson)