IT news
Indian IT spending to reach $71.3 bn in 2014: Gartner
23 Oct 2013
The IT market in India is the third-largest among emerging economies and the fourth-largest among developing and mature Asia-Pacific countries
Obamacare websites to be fixed with “tech surge”
23 Oct 2013
Lockheed Martin acquires British IT Amor Group
13 Sep 2013
TCS, UK government to jointly offer world’s first cyber security educational programme
12 Sep 2013
TCS and the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office will jointly create the Chevening-TCS Scholarship on cyber policy for Indian professionals
Cisco enters data storage business with Whiptail acquisition
11 Sep 2013
With this acquisition, though Cisco will enter the $50-billion enterprise storage industry, the deal could affect its existing partnerships EMC and NetApp, both of whom make storage systems-based on flash memory chips
NSA has cracked most encryption: reports
11 Sep 2013
Global PC market to shrink 9.7% in 2013: report
30 Aug 2013
Google goes down briefly in flash outage
17 Aug 2013
Pakistani hacker targets MTNL’s Mumbai web site
16 Aug 2013
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