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Polaris Software acquires Laser Soft Infosystems
15 Oct 2009
Microsoft releases biggest ever patch to address a range of security issues
14 Oct 2009
The patch, comprising 13 security bulletins, addresses 34 vulnerabilities across its Windows, Internet Explorer, Silverlight, Office and other products.
Mjunction launches online shopping service
14 Oct 2009
Cisco in deal to buy Starent Networks for $2.9 billion
14 Oct 2009
The global networking giant is acquiring supplier of IP-based mobile infrastructure solutions provider Starent Networks, adding wireless capabilities to its core strength in network solutions
Gmail tops in India as Yahoo! loses ground
12 Oct 2009
Oracle and Sun are faster than IBM says Oracle
12 Oct 2009
Oracle and Sun are faster than IBM says Oracle
12 Oct 2009
China beats India in global IT competitiveness ranking
09 Oct 2009
China has moved up 13 positions to 37th in global information technology industry competitiveness rankings, relegating India to the 44th position.
Google's barcode logo a flop
08 Oct 2009
US Justice Department investigates IBM mainframe monopoly abuse
08 Oct 2009
The US justice department is investigating allegations that IBM is stifling competition in the mainframe computers market by not allowing its mainframe operating software to run on non-IBM computers
Compuware acquires Gomez Inc for $295 million
08 Oct 2009
EU watchdog eases the noose on Microsoft
08 Oct 2009
The world’s largest software maker offered to make concessions in July to address competitors charges of monopoly abuse in two European Union antitrust cases.
Kindle to retail at $259 with Amazon’s kind cut
08 Oct 2009
GE - NASSCOM launch knowledge network in Andhra
06 Oct 2009
GE - NASSCOM launch knowledge network in Andhra
06 Oct 2009
Cambridge Tech to divest Global Solutions
06 Oct 2009
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