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Big Blue now employs more people in India than in US
29 Sep 2017
Computer technology pioneer IBM, among the world’s top 10 most valuable brands, employs more people in India than in the US
Global accounting firm Deloitte reveals cyber attack affecting data of small number of clients
26 Sep 2017
Microsoft plans to build quantum computing infrastructure
26 Sep 2017
Michael Freedman who leads Microsoft's theoretical research group, said qubit - a new form of matter called topological matter that stores matter globally – will form the basic unit of information in quantum computing, the counterpart to the bit in classical computing
Scientists store light-based data as sound waves on computer chip
21 Sep 2017
The researchers hope the breakthrough could lead to the creation of computers in which data can safely travel at the speed of light
Hackers compromise CCleaner software
19 Sep 2017
Google’s payment app Google Tez goes live
18 Sep 2017
Google to allow users to permanently mute sites, block autoplay of videos in upcoming Chrome version
16 Sep 2017
Ford uses ‘invisible driver’ to study reactions of pedestrians, drivers to autonomous vehicle
14 Sep 2017
WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton to leave company
13 Sep 2017
Acton has announced plans to start an enterprise that is at the intersection of non-profit, technology and communications
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