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Lenovo restarts talks to buy IBM’s low-end server unit
21 Jan 2014
Lenovo Group has restarted talks to buy IBM's low-end server unit, as the world’s largest PC maker tries to expand its portfolio amid a shrinking PC market
IBM to invest $1.2 bn in cloud services
18 Jan 2014
IBM, which has been struggling in recent years due to sluggish demand for hardware and consulting work, is focusing its attention on high growth areas such as cloud computing, data analysis and mobile security
Now e-books to smell like paperbacks
11 Jan 2014
New Gmail feature draws ire of privacy advocates
10 Jan 2014
IBM to invest $1 bn on Watson unit
09 Jan 2014
Micromax unveils LapTab at CES in Las Vegas
08 Jan 2014
Global PC, tablet, ultramobile and mobile phone shipments to grow 7.6% in 2014: Gartner
08 Jan 2014
Among the operating system market, Android is on track to surpass 1 billion users across all devices in 2014
Global PC, tablet, ultramobile and mobile phone shipments to grow 7.6% in 2014: Gartner
08 Jan 2014
Among the operating system market, Android is on track to surpass 1 billion users across all devices in 2014
TCS setting up world's biggest training centre at Thiruvananthapuram
04 Jan 2014
TCS is setting up the world’s largest corporate learning and development centre in Thiruvananthapuram, which will have a total capacity to train 15,000 professionals at one time
Europe to drive India’s IT growth in 2014: Nasscom
30 Dec 2013
Despite the fact that North America is India’s biggest IT market, industry analysts believe that the growth of country’s $108-billion IT industry in 2014 will be driven by the European region
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