IT news
Hewlett-Packard rethinks spinning-off PC unit
14 Oct 2011
Infosys denies talks over Thomson Reuters healthcare business
13 Oct 2011
Infosys Ltd today said it was not in talks to acquire the healthcare business of Thomson Reuters Corp
Infosys keen to buy Thomson Reuters healthcare vertical
13 Oct 2011
The healthcare unit of Thomson Reuters supplies healthcare data and analysis to customers including corporates, government departments and healthcare professionals.
Draft policy sees ITeS sector growing $300 billion-strong by 2020
07 Oct 2011
Since, 80 per cent of the IT industry revenues come from exports, the draft policy proposes to encourage growth of indigenous demand and market to sustain the current growth.
Oracle to pay $199.5 million for overcharging US government
07 Oct 2011
Oracle will pay $199.5 million plus interest to settle allegations that it overbilled the federal government for nine years
India launches digital revolution with $35 tablet computer
05 Oct 2011
The tablet, with a 7-inch display of 800x480 pixel resolution, 256MB of RAM, 2GB flash storage and a 366MHz processor from Connexant, runs the Android 2.2 operating system
IBM targets $94-bn security software market through Q1 Labs acquisition
05 Oct 2011
Q1 Labs will join the newly-formed IBM Security Systems division, which will target a $94-billion opportunity in security software
Hewlett-Packard completes $10.3-bn Autonomy acquisition
04 Oct 2011
The acquisition is HP's biggest software acquisition in recent times after it purchased IT services company EDS in 2008 for $13.9 billion.
Alibaba evinces interest in taking over Yahoo
03 Oct 2011
Six years after Yahoo! Inc paid over $1 billion to emerge as the biggest investor in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, the US internet company has now become a potential takeover target for the Chinese internet company.
UIDAI caught in a power wrangle
29 Sep 2011
With a squeeze on finances the ambitious Aadhar project, already running behind schedule, may be delayed further.
Amazon unveils “Kindle Fire” priced $199
29 Sep 2011
Cognizant acquires SAP retail software developer Zaffera
28 Sep 2011
SAP says that the acquisition will expand its ability to provide industry-focused SAP consulting and software solutions.
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