Aerospace
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India's Nano to challenge global auto industry
News Tata commercially launches ultra-cheap small vehicle Nano, likely to be priced at US$2,000, paving way for India to play bigger role in global automotive market.
Tags: Product development and design, Budgeting/cost control, Cost control, India, auto company, SIAM, phone, Mumbai, R&D, industry
Asia's 'bright' HPC future will take time
News Region's high-performance computing has promising future but it will take some time for Asia to catch up with the West, industry watchers say.
Tags: Supercomputing, Cloud computing, NEC Corp., Hewlett-Packard Co., Intel Corp., Region, Asia, India, Australia, Japan
National space agency to be set up
News Malaysia will set up a National Space Agency to coordinate all future development on aerospace, said Science, Technology and Environment Minister Law Hieng Ding yesterday.
Alcatel-Lucent taps new chairman, CEO
News Former aerospace executive Philippe Camus, and Ben Verwaayen, former head of BT Group, will take top spots at the troubled company, The Wall Street Journal says.
Tags: Executive recruiting, Human resources, Alcatel, Telecommunications, aerospace, chairman, BT Group Plc., top executive, shareholder, Lucent Technologies Inc.
HCL flies high with Smiths development deal
News The Indian IT services player has partnered an aerospace company to run a development center in India.
Tags: IT outsourcing, Outsourcing
Aerospace giants team on B2B Net marketplace
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Ariba, portal team on aerospace B2B marketplace
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China space race to the PC
News The manufacturer behind China's successful space mission hopes some of the new fame will rub off on its software.
Aerospace, defense giants team for B2B services
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Linux headed into Boeing antisub aircraft
News Aerospace giant will embed Wind River's version of Linux into the U.S. Navy's P-8A aircraft.
Tags: Open source
Business-to-business boom grabs oil, airplane industry
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Q&A: Kevin Mitnick, from ham operator to fugitive to consultant
News World's most famous hacker talks about how teenage quest to hack his cell phone led him to break into corporate networks, spend three years as a fugitive, and ultimately end up in prison.
Tags: Hacking, PC security, Security Management, Security, Motorola Inc., Cell Phone, computer, phone, hacking, network
Manugistics, Sun team on software
News Business software maker Manugistics is teaming with Sun Microsystems to launch a Web-based collaborative application for manufacturers that build high-tech products.
Aerospace leaders moving into marketplaces
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Tata Nano: Showcase of what technology can do to costs
Blogs Ratan Tata, the 70-year old chairman of the Tata Group, fulfilled yet another promise today. He unveiled India's US$2,50...
