Indian IT sector sees limited impact of U.S. meltdown
The global financial meltdown following the collapse of U.S. investment banks will have limited impact on the Indian IT sector in the short and medium terms, but poses a ...
MTNL to roll out 3G mobile services by year-end
State-owned telecom operator Mahanagar Telephone Nigam (MTNL) Wednesday said it will roll out 3G mobile services by the end of this year.
Delhi sweepers to mark attendance on biometric machines
Sweepers in the national capital will soon be marking attendance by pressing their fingers on biometric machines as its primary civic agency steps up efforts to digitize ...
UAE's first remote sensing satellite ready for launch
The United Arab Emirates' (UAE) first remote sensing and earth observation satellite is ready for launch later this year.
Vacation of defence spectrum for civilian use unlikely
Prospects of allocation of fresh spectrum from the defence sector for second-generation (2G) services appear bleak, according to a senior government official.
Companies joining to push music on memory cards
Compatible discs may soon be replaced by fingernail-sized MicroSD memory cards to store music tracks.
Synopsys bets on mixed-signal implementation market
Synopsys, a provider in software and IP for semiconductor design and manufacturing, is betting on mixed-signal implementation market by unveiling its Galaxy Custom Design...
Infotech gears up for acquisitions, sets aside Rs.3 Billion
Infotech Enterprises, an information technology-consulting firm, has earmarked Rs.3 billion for new acquisitions in the current year, a top company official said here Mon...
Telcos to hire one lakh people
Though the global economic turmoil has dealt a nasty blow to the hiring outlook of the country in general, the telecom sector will hire over one lakh people for multiple ...
U.S financial crisis brings more business for Indian LPOs
Indian legal process outsourcing sector is currently experiencing a positive effect of U.S. financial crisis as many corporate houses and investment banks shift their c...