Xerox, he said, thought at first that he was just playing a joke. And indeed, the whole situation has an air of satire — machines switching digits around just to vex their humans.

The introduction of the Xerox 914 Plain Paper Copier, the first copy machine that ordinary office workers could use in ordinary office clothes to create dry, fast copies.

A technology company best known for its eponymous copier machines may be looking to use blockchain to create digital proofs for documents and other forms of data. Just last week, the U.S. Patent ...

Investors have long ignored Xerox, but they may want to reconsider their aversion to the copier company. Nearly half of its revenue now comes from document and business-process outsourcing, thanks ...

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The arrival of the first copier was a watershed day for any 1960s-era office, as depicted in the TV series, "Mad Men" ("Believe me, this machine is a gift to you girls!"). Corporate success is not ...

Xerox claims the machines cut printing costs by 62 percent and eliminate 90 percent of the waste of similar copiers. xAI Supermicro STH 30s Short 3_Music.mp4 ...

ANNE Mulcahy’s woes are rapidly reproducing. The president and COO of Xerox Corp. is having a hard time mopping up the mess left behind by former CEO Richard Thoman. The day he was squeezed o… ...

Inkjet printers have always been limited by their inability to print on 3D surfaces—until now. Demoed at the drupa print media fair, Xerox (AKA photocopying royalty), is printing its way towards ...