IT news
Three more Satyam executives behind bars
06 Apr 2009
Google reportedly in talks to buy Twitter
03 Apr 2009
Rackable Systems acquires special-effects pioneer Silicon Graphics for $25 million in cash
02 Apr 2009
MindTree plans restructuring, management rejig
31 Mar 2009
Nvidia counter sues Intel over agreement
27 Mar 2009
Infosys ties up R&D with Cambrigde University, eyes acquisitions in US
27 Mar 2009
Infosys and Cambrigde will undertake collaborative research in engineering, management and business, and architecture and pharmacy
IBM retains interest in Satyam
26 Mar 2009
Singapore to issue e-visas from 1 April in India
26 Mar 2009
New DNA tracking software provides massive boost to forensic science
24 Mar 2009
Scientists from the UK’s Forensic Science Service say the newly developed ‘DNA Boost’ method marks the most significant advancement in forensic sciences "in a decade."
IT outsourcing costs set to fall: Gartner
24 Mar 2009
An uncertain economic climate, budget constraints and increasing competition between traditional and new providers will push down the cost of outsourced IT service
Satyam to shortlist bidders soon
By Kenan Machado, CNBC-TV18 | 21 Mar 2009
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