Mobile phones infringe Rambus patents, CEO says
Rambus owns the patents on memory interfaces used in most mobile phones on the market, and most of those phones violate the company's patents, according to Chief Executive Officer Harold Hughes.
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India is IBM's fastest-growing market, exec says
India is the fastest-growing market worldwide for IBM, with the company increasing revenue there by 55 percent last year, a senior IBM executive said Thursday.
New search engine rewards users with Web traffic
Start-up Cosmodex launched a new search engine on Thursday that aims to attract users by rewarding them with loyalty points.
IBM dismisses report of investment in Satyam
IBM on Tuesday dismissed as rumor a report that said the company has held talks to acquire a stake in Satyam Computer Services, an outsourcer in Hyderabad, India.
Infosys posts strong revenue, profit growth
India's second largest outsourcer, Infosys Technologies Ltd. announced Wednesday that it had robust growth in revenue and profits for the quarter ended December 31 last year, as business for new services picked up.
Polaris moves to .NET
Polaris Software Lab has brought out a new software module within its financials services suite that is its first to utilize the .NET platform and SQL Server database from Microsoft.
Perot offers infrastructure services from India
Perot Systems announced Tuesday that it is offering infrastructure services to its customers worldwide from its Indian centers in Noida and Bangalore. The company also announced that its staff in India would make up one-third of the company's staff worldwide in the next several months.
Microsoft to show search engine users the money
Microsoft will share a part of its advertising revenues from its search engine with users, the company's chairman Bill Gates said in a panel discussion on an Indian television channel.
Intel will invest over US$1 billion in India
Intel announced Monday that it will invest over US$1 billion in India. The money includes US$250 million it will invest in a venture capital fund, to help stimulate technological innovation in the country and drive the growth of the country's IT industry. The company is also investing US$800 million over the next five years to expand its business in India, including its research and development center in Bangalore, marketing, education and community programs.
InMage adds new features to disaster recovery software
InMage Systems Inc. is adding business event-based recovery and automated information tiering features to its DR-Scout suite of disaster recovery (DR) software, according to an executive of the company.
Vodafone to boost stake in India's Bharti
British mobile network operator Vodafone Group has received approval from India's Finance Minister, P. Chidambaram, to buy up to 49 percent of the equity of Bharti Enterprises in Delhi, the holding company for Bharti Tele-Ventures, a large mobile and fixed line telephone operator. The Indian government has to approve foreign investment in telecommunications companies.
Juniper to double technical staff in India
Juniper Networks announced Wednesday that it is doubling the number of technical staff at its center in Bangalore, India.
Interwoven to expand development in India
Interwoven is expanding the staff and the scope of its development and technical support subsidiary in Bangalore, India, the company said Tuesday.
IBM to acquire Indian services company
IBM plans to acquire Network Solutions, an infrastructure services company in Bangalore, India.
Palmisano visit underscores India's importance for IBM
The visit to India this week by Samuel Palmisano, IBM's chief executive officer and chairman of the board, underscores the importance of the country both as a market and as a base for delivering outsourced services, an IBM India spokeswoman said Friday.