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Workers at Wisconsin company to get microchips
25 Jul 2017
Workers at Wisconsin company to get microchips
25 Jul 2017
Workers at Wisconsin company to get microchips
25 Jul 2017
Workers at Wisconsin company to get microchips
25 Jul 2017
Wipro reports Rs2,077-cr Q1 net, announces Rs11,000-cr buyback
21 Jul 2017
Wipro, which had issued a revenue guidance of a negative 2 per cent to flat growth of $1.95 billion in the current quarter, saw its information technology services revenue rise 0.3 per cent to $1.97 billion
Tata Sons regrouping all tech operations under TCS
20 Jul 2017
The Tata group, which manages more than 100 operating companies, is also considering a plan to merge several infrastructure businesses into a single company, reports quoting sources close to the development said
Infosys Q1 profit up 1.4% at Rs3,483 cr
14 Jul 2017
Sikka rides Infosys’ indigenous ‘driverless’ cart
14 Jul 2017
The autonomous vehicle is a symbol of cutting-edge technology and is meant to train other employees on technologies like artificial intelligence, Sikka said, adding that about 10 per cent of the company’s revenues this quarter came from new services and software
TCS profits drop as currency volatility, wage hikes bite
14 Jul 2017
TCS attributed this to the rupee appreciation against the dollar that dented the company’s bottomline by Rs650 crore and the wage hike for its 3.85 lakh employees that cost another Rs650 crore
Apple Inc to set up first data centre in China
12 Jul 2017
Trump admin bars Kaspersky over alleged Kremlin links
12 Jul 2017
The Trump administration has removed Moscow-based cyber security firm Kaspersky Lab from two lists of approved vendors on suspicions that the company may be too closely connected to Russian intelligence agencies
Hackers targeting US nuclear facilities : report
07 Jul 2017
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