IBM buys XML appliance maker (ZDNet India)

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• Symantec Upgrades Security Information Management Appliance Web services API facilitates data collection Improved data compression for storing files as well as improved data correlation and reporting are also on tap ...

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• ADP Opens Second Offshore Facility In India The center will house research and development functions as well as business process outsourcing support to ADP s global business divisions and clients ...

• Tandberg Buys Tape Maker Exabyte It s the second recent major merger in the tape industry following the close last week of Quantum s 770 million acquisition of ADIC ...

• Coding4Fun at Maker Faire! Coding4Fun and Visual Studio SQL Server Express teams are proud to help sponsor the first ever Maker Faire This is a technology conference geared specifcally towards hobbyists and tinkerers If you like to make cool things check it ...

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• Invented In India India isn t just for outsourcing It s fast becoming a center of strategic R D and a growing market for tech products Third of three parts in the Inside India se ...

• Opinion: Don't Ignore India And Hope It Will Go Away Maybe India and other developing countries will become the centers for future tech innovation Maybe India s contribution will be limited to low cost low end jobs But India s tech industry is not going away and American IT managers shouldn t underestimate it or ignore it says Rob Pre ...