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Cisco unveils world's fastest internet router
10 Mar 2010
Indian enterprises rate cyber attacks higher than terrorism, natural disasters: Symantec survey
09 Mar 2010
Apple to launh iPad in April
06 Mar 2010
Twitter reaches 10 billion tweets milestone
06 Mar 2010
Users are sending around 600 tweets every second or 50 million tweets per day and around one in five tweets now includes a reference to a product, brand or service
Google prods US government to take China’s web censorship to WTO
05 Mar 2010
The US action is aimed at compelling China to defend its cesorship policies in public
Wipro signs 7-year deal with Main Street America
04 Mar 2010
Infosys to hike wages ‘across the board’ in April
04 Mar 2010
India's No2 IT services exporter, is planning an “across the board” hike in wages in April on a rebound in demand for outsourcing services
Rolta wins engineering design project for new nuclear reactor system
03 Mar 2010
The project is one of the first of its kind internationally and is a very complex and technically challenging engineering design project
TCS bags £600-million IT contract for UK pension fund
03 Mar 2010
The contract with TCS is divided into two stages and runs for 10 years, with possible extensions for up to a further five years
Elliott Associates makes $2 billion unsolicited bid for Novell
03 Mar 2010
The offer sent Novell’s share price up by more than 26 per cent after hours trading yesterday to $6.15, above Elliott’s offer of $5.75, indicating that shareholders anticipate a higher rival bid
PayPal to resume bank withdrawals in India
02 Mar 2010
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