IT news
Apple works on future versions of iPad 2
29 Dec 2010
iGate likely to buy up Patni Computers
27 Dec 2010
IBM moves racetrack memory closer to reality
24 Dec 2010
US bill to help 9/11 victims at our cost, says India
24 Dec 2010
The Indian government has slammed a US move to impose a new tax that seeks to help victims of the 11 September terrorist attacks in New York, as the proposal will raise the costs for technology companies in the US
Teradata acquires cloud-based software firm Aprimo for $525 million
23 Dec 2010
The combination of Teradata’s powerful analytics and Aprimo’s innovative marketing helps clients integrate, streamline, and continuously accelerate profitable growth, according to the statement
Shareholders oppose Mahindra Satyam-Tech Mahindra merger
22 Dec 2010
Several small shareholders say they would be short-changed if a merger was taken up in the near future because the Satyam scrip is way below valuation
Not so Delicious: Yahoo! to close several features
18 Dec 2010
Yahoo! on Tuesday announced a slashing of 600 jobs as it fought to regain its footing on a shifting internet landscape increasingly dominated by Google and Facebook
Twitter's new funding values it at $3.7 bn
16 Dec 2010
The new round of fund raising led by VC firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers has seen the company’s valuation jump by $2.7 billion from last year's $1 bn
Siemens to sell IT service unit to Atos Origin
15 Dec 2010
'Time names Facebook founder 2010 Person of the Year'
15 Dec 2010
Facebook founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg is Time magazine's
Yahoo cuts 600 jobs
15 Dec 2010
Why Google tweeted Twitter
14 Dec 2010
What if Google buys Twitter in the not so distant future? Then, one could potentially argue promotional tweets could become fully immersed in Google’s advertising armoury, says Paul Byrne, senior account manager, PPC, at search marketing specialist and technology firm Greenlight
Dell to buy data storage firm Compellent for $960 million
14 Dec 2010
The acquisition comes after Dell lost out in September 2010 to Hewlett-Packard in an unprecedented 18-day bidding war for virtual data storage company 3PAR
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