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IBM builds consulting center in India
March 8, 2006 A new center in Bangalore will serve as a hub to replicate custom-built applications for other customers.Apple hangs up on India call center
June 5, 2006 Previous plans to open a new call center in Bangalore have been canceled, but no reasons are given.Motorola opens lab in Bangalore
April 8, 2005 The lab is the 11th applied-research center opened by the telecommunications giant, and its first in India.Apple plans India call center
March 9, 2006 Mac maker says Bangalore facility will help support growing business, but says it's also hiring at two U.S. sites.Google begins recruiting in India
January 13, 2005 Search giant is looking to hire engineers and other workers at facilities in Bangalore and Hyderabad.Microsoft Research goes to Bangalore
January 12, 2005 The new facility will focus in part on geographical information systems and technologies for emerging markets.Bangalore appears on terror radar
March 7, 2005 Police unearth a plan by a Kashmiri separatist militant group to target IT companies in India's tech hub.Intel may invest in India testing plant
June 14, 2005 Government official says chipmaker will put about $400 million into a testing and packaging facility near Bangalore or Chennai.Free CDs spread open source in India
May 25, 2005 To encourage use of computers, government distributes CDs containing localized versions of popular open-source applications.EDS makes offer for Indian outsourcing firm
April 6, 2006 A U.S. company offers $380 million for a majority stake in a Bangalore, India-based business-process outsourcing firm.In India, seeking avenues for growth
May 5, 2005 There's no standing still in a competitive global market--just check out the tech action in Bangalore. Photos: Tech gets to work in IndiaMotorola focuses on Indian wireless market
November 16, 2005 The company chooses India to launch a new cell phone and announces local assembly on some handsets.Amazon details Indian operations
March 10, 2005 Web page's unique look into Amazon's Bangalore operations includes job openings and work environment descriptions.International bank HSBC hit by Bangalore breach
June 27, 2006 A worker is accused of accessing confidential account information and passing it on to criminal associates in the U.K.Cisco to inject $1.1 billion in Indian operations
October 19, 2005 The networking firm sees better opportunities as India's telecom market expands.Cisco to invest more heavily in Asia
September 23, 2004 The networking giant announces plans for its first research center in China and for a venture investment program in India.Boom times in Bangalore
May 4, 2005 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos dodges cables as he discovers why India's Silicon Valley is the petri dish of the new tech order.Intel expands training program in India
August 18, 2005 The first order of business is to offer students and software developers schooling on multicore processing.Under India's shadow, Dubai squeezes into outsourcing
November 20, 2005 Indian companies are looking to outsource to more expensive Dubai. It's a way to keep employees on the job.Indian firm unveils low-cost Linux-based PCs
May 10, 2005 Encore Software, a Bangalore technology company, will offer its Mobilis desktop for about $230. Photos: Encore's Mobilis computers
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