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Infosys launches artificial intelligence platform `Mana’
29 Apr 2016
Bringing artificial intelligence to the enterprise will enable businesses to continuously reinvent their system landscapes, Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka says
US steps up 'cyber-bombing' of Islamic State
27 Apr 2016
Cloud computing wars enter new phase
By By Nithin Rao | 19 Apr 2016
Three of the world’s most well-known companies are engaged in a ferocious battle for control of cloud computing. Estimated to be worth about a trillion dollars, Amazon, Microsoft and Google are battling it out, hoping to dominate the cloud business. Nithin Rao reports
Cyber security to be next big thing in IT, says Nasscom
19 Apr 2016
Nasscom had set up a task force last year aimed at positioning India as a global hub for providing cybersecurity solutions, developing R&D plans and developing a skilled workforce
TCS Q4 net vaults 64% to Rs6,341 cr; annual revenues top Rs1,00,000 cr
18 Apr 2016
TCS is facing new challenges in the US, its biggest market, amid tighter visa rules and a near $1-billion fine in an intellectual-property infringement case that could wipe out the entire profit for the fourth quarter
Intel unveils Apollo Lake chip for low-cost PCs
18 Apr 2016
TCS to challenge $940 mn US fine in IP case
18 Apr 2016
Sikka magic: Infosys Q4 net up 16% at Rs3,597 cr
15 Apr 2016
Sikka, CEO and MD of Infosys, has set a target of achieving $20 billion revenue in 2020
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