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Having booked $3 billion in revenue through its first three fiscal quarters, TCS is now on pace to become India's first $4 billion outsourcer. |
Indian Outsourcer Infosys Posts Big Third Quarter Gains |
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Outsourcing Watch: India's Tech Profits Seen Up |
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Global IT Spending To Reach $1.48 Trillion In 2010, IDC Says |
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Oracle Sees Unconditional EU Approval For Sun
The European Commission will "unconditionally clear the acquisition of Sun in January," Oracle president Safra Catz has just predicted, while also thanking customers for their "overwhelming" support. Hmm--sounds like Catz knows more than she's saying.
AT&T: No Tiered Plans, But Network Remedies Forthcoming
AT&T recently indicated that it does not plan to introduce tiered or usage-based smartphone plans, but it knows it needs to do something to relieve the pressure on its network. It's tossing around a few ideas, none of which sound all that great.
Pig Latin, Anyone?
Pretty stunning. Militants in Iraq have been able to intercept live video feeds from Predator drones, according to a new report. What's worse is how they did it.
Hewlett-Packard Attacks Cloud-Computing Risks
"CIOs understand the potential business benefits of cloud computing but are challenged with how best to manage the risks associated with adoption," said HP executive VP Thomas E. Hogan. Amen to that—so three new HP products are designed to mitigate the risks associated with the security, performance, and availability of enterprise apps in the cloud.
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