382 reviewed websites in this category.
Brother Global is the group's official international corporate website. It presents Brother Group's vision, management strategy, and business domains, and provides the latest news, corporate information, investor relations, social responsibility content, and environmental activities for visitors seeking official information about the group.
Xiaomi’s official country sites showcase smartphones and tablets alongside wearables, audio products, TVs, home appliances and smart-home devices. Local catalogs provide market-specific models, product details, promotions and purchase options; selection, prices and availability vary by country. Support sections link to customer service, warranty information, service centers, user guides and FAQs. The reviewed regional pages serve Brazil, mainland China, Pakistan, the Philippines and Thailand.
Web担当者Forum, also known as Webtan, is a Japanese B2B information publication operated by Impress Corporation for people responsible for corporate websites. Its practical coverage includes SEO, digital marketing and advertising, AI, social media, web analytics, site production and design, CMS, research and statistics, UX/CX, laws and standards, public relations, e-commerce, mobile, and email marketing. The site publishes news, how-to and explanatory articles, company cases and interviews, research data, columns, rankings, glossaries, comics, and event or seminar information. Readers can follow updates through its email newsletter, RSS feeds, and social channels. Its official About page says it launched in July 2006 to support in-house web staff; the media also advertises free seminars and paid courses.
Murata's official product website provides information about electronic components and supports part-number searches by category and subcategory. It also features product and event news, exhibitions, campaigns, webinars, and application guides, helping engineers and other visitors explore component details and resources for product development.
Locaweb is a Brazilian internet-services provider serving entrepreneurs and businesses. Its website presents web and WordPress hosting, a website builder, domain services, professional email, cloud computing, and VPS servers. Current hosting pages describe AI-assisted tools for creating websites, blogs, and online stores, along with editable templates, site migration, and SSL certificates; included features and limits depend on the plan. The cloud page compares scalable virtual machines with preconfigured VPS products and lists API access, Terraform, private networks, load balancers, and snapshots for the offerings that support them. Locaweb also describes data-center infrastructure in Brazil and technical assistance in Portuguese. Visitors can review products and plans and choose services for publishing a website, using email on a custom domain, or running applications on hosted servers.
This is a service that enables you to invest according to your needs, reduce costs, and make your organization more efficient through Microsoft Azure’s flexible, open cloud computing platform. It also provides specific details and options such as Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), Azure Database for PostgreSQL, and Linux Virtual Machines on Azure.
Nomura Research Institute (NRI) is a Japanese think tank and consulting and IT services group. Its site publishes research, reports, and analysis on economic and social issues, and explains services ranging from management and technology consulting to IT platform development and implementation support. Visitors can explore industry-specific solutions, customer cases, AI-related business transformation, sustainability and investor information, and NRI's media about future trends.
GigaFile is a Japanese service for transferring large files without requiring an account, and basic use is free. Users upload files and share the generated download link or password with the recipient. The official homepage states a limit of up to 300 GB per file and no limit on the number of files. Retention can be selected from three days up to 100 days, while paid memberships add an ad-free experience, transfer history, and extra features. The site also links to instructions, FAQs, contact information, an app, and service-status notices.
ITOCHU Techno-Solutions (CTC) is a Japanese IT solutions provider supporting the technology lifecycle from consulting and system integration through outsourcing. Its official site presents key technologies, service offerings, implementation cases, news, and events. Examples include a generative-AI platform for developing AI agents, a private cloud for virtual machines and containers, and a liquid-cooling solution that combines IT and facility expertise.
Claro’s Brazilian portal brings together mobile plans, home fiber Internet, mobile Internet, fixed-line phone, pay TV, and streaming services. Claro Multi bundles fiber, 5G, television, and streaming benefits in one offer. The site also presents phones and accessories, digital add-ons, and solutions for businesses and government. Customers can use the Minha Claro app to check and pay bills, change plans, request technical support, and manage their Claro services, while the website provides plan details and self-service help.
Lolipop! is a Japanese web-hosting service for individuals and small businesses, offering rental servers and WordPress hosting. Its tools include quick WordPress installation, domains and SSL, backups, and site migration, with plan details and customer examples. The service has also added an AI website builder: users describe what they need in a conversation and can create and publish a site, alongside the traditional option of building with WordPress.
Corsair is a world-leading developer and manufacturer of high-performance gear and technology for gamers, content creators, and PC enthusiasts. It offers specific details and options—such as how-to guides, support articles, and other content related to CORSAIR products; enterprise workstations and servers configured to your exact requirements; and the ability to unleash your creativity by customizing every part of your keyboard to match your own aesthetic and feel.
DTS is a Japanese information services and systems integration company supporting the full system lifecycle, from consulting and design to development, hardware and software selection, deployment, operations, and maintenance. Its official site organizes solutions by industries such as finance, insurance, government, communications, retail, manufacturing, construction, and healthcare. It also lists packages for AI, cloud, ERP, security, BPO, and process improvement, alongside customer cases and technical articles.
theverge is a service for The Verge. It highlights The Verge is about technology and how it makes us feel. Founded in 2011, we offer our audience everything from breaking news to reviews to award-winning features and investigations, on our site, in video, and in podcasts.
Tencent’s official corporate site organizes its work around consumer services, business solutions, and technology for the future. It introduces Weixin/WeChat and Tencent Games for consumers, Tencent Cloud for businesses, and research organizations such as Tencent Media Lab and Tencent Ethereal Lab. The portal also provides company information, products and services, newsroom updates, environmental and social initiatives, governance reports, investor resources, careers, and contact details, helping visitors understand Tencent’s business and technology work.
gihyo.jp is an IT content site operated by Japanese publisher Gijutsu-Hyoronsha. It publishes articles and news across operating systems, frontend and backend development, programming, machine learning and AI, devices and IoT, science, design, and business skills. Readers can explore featured stories, rankings, and serialized material, follow updates through email newsletters or RSS, and find links to the publisher’s books, magazines, and ebook store.
TECTO operates colocation data centers and connectivity services in Latin America. Its site presents solutions for organizations that need space and infrastructure for servers, cloud, and high-performance computing workloads. Service pages describe power, cooling, network connectivity, and managed services for business customers. The company also publishes information about its facilities, sustainability, and initiatives related to renewable-energy use. News, corporate material, and contact channels help businesses learn about projects, updates, and commercial options.
