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Cisco unveils global blueprint for cities
News Its "Intelligent Urbanization" pilot aims to help Indian city, Bengaluru, use the network to integrate city management to bring economic growth and better quality of life.
Tags: Networking, Government, City, Security, Cisco Systems Inc., IP network, globalization, Bengaluru, Indian City, network
Bangalore chilled by Satyam scandal
Insight perspective Indian outsourcing companies will have a hard time regaining the trust lost from the recent Satyam scandal, says industry observer.
Tags: IT outsourcing, Services, Outsourcing, India, Hyderabad, Outsourcing Company, accountability, Saritha Rai, Worker, job
Dell raises its stake in India
News A new plant in Chennai could help the PC maker catch up with rivals in a market that's the computer world's Next Big Thing.
Tags: Personal Computers, Sales/revenue
News Corp plans to invest US$225m in India, says report
News Rupert Murdoch's News Corp plans to set up a 10 billion rupee (US$225 million) technology venture in the south Indian city of Bangalore.
Motorola opens lab in Bangalore
News The lab is the 11th applied-research center opened by the telecommunications giant, and its first in India.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless
Infosys builds massive Indian campus
News The Indian IT vendor has begun work on the first phase of a US$294 million campus in Hyderabad, which will employ 25,000 people.
Tags: Outsourcing, IT outsourcing, Investments, Infosys Technologies Ltd., Campus, IT Services, India, Hyderabad, Outsourcing Company, Silicon.com
SingTel to invest US$400m for Bharti stake
News Singapore Telecommunications Ltd, Southeast Asia's biggest phone company, said it will pay US$400 million for a "significant minority stake" in India's Bharti Group, one of the country's biggest phone companies.
AMD fortifies India presence
News Chipmaker opens its fourth Indian research and development facility in Hyderabab, focusing on next-generation AMD graphics and computing technology.
Tags: Mobile processors, Processors, Multiprocessor servers
U.K. backpackers heed call of India firms
News British companies are hiring backpackers to work in India-based call centers to try to bridge culture gap between agents and customers
Tags: Outsourcing
NetApp to expand Indian engineering outfit
News Storage technology maker Network Appliance plans to tap India's talent pool and form partnerships to better penetrate the market.
Tags: Storage, Storage area networks (SAN), Network-attached storage (NAS), Storage management, Data backup, disaster recovery, Authentication and encryption, Storage software
Security concerns force Dell to cancel South India visit
News Planned protests over the kidnapping of an Indian movie idol being held hostage in a south Indian jungle have forced Dell Computer's CEO to cancel his visit to south India this week.
Satyam to start using 1st gateway within a month
News Satyam Infoway Ltd, India's second-biggest Internet service provider, plans to start using its own access to the World Wide Web in a month, said George Zacharias, chief operating officer of the company.
China's Alibaba expands to India, Japan
News The mainland's strong currency and weakening exports are driving the popular e-commerce business to look for customers abroad.
Tags: Web sites, E-commerce, India, B2B, Japan, stock price, earnings announcement, China, shareholder, Internet
Wipro Net sees sales rising 3-fold to US$11m by 2001
News Wipro Net Ltd, the Internet unit of Wipro Ltd, Asia's No. 3 software maker by market value, expects higher sales from its online services to help boost revenue by almost threefold in the year ending March 2001.
Kidnap protest forces Dell chairman to cancel south India visit
News Planned protests over the kidnapping of an Indian movie idol who is being held hostage in a south Indian jungle has forced Michael Dell, chairman of Dell Computer Corp, to cancel his visit to south India this week.
