IT news
Google revamps search engine with Knowledge Graph
18 May 2012
Google yesterday announced a major revamp of its market dominating search engine, which will give users more relevant and in-depth responses to search queries.
Firm action sought against software piracy
17 May 2012
The commercial value of pirated software in the US amounted to nearly $10 billion, exceeding China's illegal software market of $9 billion last year
Engineers tackle challenges of hypersonic flight
17 May 2012
Nvidia, Intellectual Ventures jointly acquire 500 patents from IPWireless
15 May 2012
Graphics chip maker Nvidia Corp and US patents company Intellectual Ventures yesterday jointly acquired a portfolio of 500 wireless communications patents from IPWireless
PC sales surge by 7.7% in Q1
14 May 2012
End of an era: iGate drops ‘Patni’ from its brand name
08 May 2012
Patni Computer Systems brought together iconic Infosys founder N R Narayana Murthy and most of the other co founders
Top five Indian IT firms grew 23.8 per cent in 2011: Gartner
08 May 2012
Top five India-based IT services providers - TCS, Infosys, Cognizant, Wipro and HCL Technologies - grew by 23.8 per cent in 2011, compared with 7.7 per cent growth posted by global peers
Facebook prices shares in $28-$35 band
05 May 2012
Infosys targets small banks with cloud software
04 May 2012
TCS pips RIL to emerge India's most valued firm
02 May 2012
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