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offload
To remove work from one computer and do it on another. See cooperative processing.
offload [′ȯf‚lōd]
(computer science)
To transfer operations from one computer to another, usually from a large computer to a smaller one.
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American Express Co and German insurer Allianz said Tuesday they had offloaded half of their stakes in Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) as soon as a lockup period expired.
Allianz, AmEx sell half of stakes in China's ICBC by AFP / AFP Global Edition
A number of foreign institutions bought into domestic banks as strategic investors years ago, but recently offloaded their holdings to shore up their capital amid the global financial crisis.
China to extend foreign bank investment periods by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
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