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Infosys’ to invest Rs425 cr in its biggest Indian campus at Mohali
24 Feb 2014
The Infosys campus is coming up on 50 acres of land allotted by the Punjab government as a SEZ for IT/ITeS units
Google acquires ad-fraud detection specialist Spider.io
22 Feb 2014
The acquisition will help Google to instill confidence among its advertisers that the money they are spending on online ads are for their ads being clicked on by real people and not by botnets
CERT warns of vulnerabilities in Chrome, Firefox
17 Feb 2014
The damage from vulnerabilities could lead to memory corruption, unwanted downloading of files, loss of sensitive information and denial of various services on the internet
Google looks to offer 10 Gb/s internet speed
15 Feb 2014
Google is working on higher internet speeds of around 10 Gb/second, against the maximum 1 GB/second speed offered by Google Fibre in Kansas City
Windows 8 sales lag at 200 million licences
14 Feb 2014
Apple devices outsell all Windows PCs
13 Feb 2014
Total unit sales of all Apple products surpassed unit sales of computers running Windows in the last quarter of 2013
Apple devices outsell all Windows PCs
13 Feb 2014
Total unit sales of all Apple products surpassed unit sales of computers running Windows in the last quarter of 2013
Toyota to recall 1.9 mn Prius to fix software glitches
13 Feb 2014
Toyota Motor Corp yesterday said that it would recall all 1.9 million of the third-generation Prius cars sold worldwide to fix a programming glitch that causes the car to stall
IBM lay-offs hit Indian employees first... and hard
13 Feb 2014
Talk among recruitment experts is that IBM may be targeting up to 2,000 job cuts in India where it employs 1.3 lakh in all
Digital tech the new frontier for Indian IT: TCS chief at Nasscom
13 Feb 2014
N Chandrasekaran, chief executive of TCS, said on the sidelines of the Nasscom India Leadership Forum 2014, TCS sees the digital space as a multi-billion dollar opportunity
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