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Global semiconductor sales pick up momentum
04 Aug 2009
Kolkata, Delhi most IT-savvy cities: TCS survey
03 Aug 2009
Technology license dispute may close down Skype
01 Aug 2009
Firefox clocks one billion downloads
31 Jul 2009
Firefox, the open-source browser hit the 1 billion download mark today
Infosys to resume campus recruitments in January
30 Jul 2009
India to have third-largest number of internet users by 2013: Forrester Research
27 Jul 2009
The global internet-user base is expected to rise to 2.2 billion by 2013, with a third of the number of users projected to be in India.
Gates gets peace prize, hikes AIDS funds for India
25 Jul 2009
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates today received the Indira Gandhi Prize for Peace, Disarmament and Development on behalf of his $38-billion Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Customs tariff database goes online
25 Jul 2009
Bill Gates wants a slice of the Unique ID project
24 Jul 2009
Microsoft Corporation is keen on participating in the Unique ID programme launched by the Unique Identification Authority of India, its chairman Bill Gates said.
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