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Microsoft - Ford showcase mobile voice software
09 Jan 2007
Infosys to continue with its global focus
By | 08 Jan 2007
PNB in cross border ATM sharing arrangement with Nepal''s Everest bank
By Mumbai: | 04 Jan 2007
Lenovo opens India innovation centre
29 Dec 2006
Aptech to invest RM 30 million in Malaysia
By Our Corporate Bureau | 19 Dec 2006
Mastek to set up 5,000-seat facility in Chennai
19 Dec 2006
CA introduces new recovery software; bags three Gartner awards
By Our Corporate Bureau | 14 Dec 2006
AMD launches energy-efficient 64 X2 dual-core processors
By Our Corporate Bureau | 08 Dec 2006
Intel completes design of mobile WiMAX chip
08 Dec 2006
Satyam to launch 2000-seat centre in Malaysia
07 Dec 2006
Dell: Now direct from Chennai
By Venkatachari Jagannathan Jagannathan | 06 Dec 2006
Dell India starts manufacturing project in Tamil Nadu
By Our Corporate Bureau | 06 Dec 2006
Cisco plans manufacturing base in India
06 Dec 2006
TCS wins $100-million Bank of China contract
By Our Corporate Bureau | 04 Dec 2006
Microsoft's answer to the IPod: Zune
By By Akhila Thyli Hemanth | 02 Dec 2006
Airtel to provide Google search services on mobile phones
By Our Corporate Bureau | 30 Nov 2006
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