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IBM is serious about service-oriented architecture. It's so serious that the company is holding an entire conference around SOA this week in Orlando, the Impact 2007 event.
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HP is selling the most units, but IBM is pulling in far more revenue due to dominance in the high-end enterprise tape storage market.
HCL: Indian tech innovators
Calling itself "the original garage IT start-up," HCL Enterprise was started more than 30 years ago in Noida, now a boom town adjacent to the country's capital of New Delhi. With annual revenues of $3.2 billion, HCL continues to forge forward in taking the lion's share of the Indian and global technology market.
Analysis: Offshoring getting more costly in India
Not many global IT majors have started recoiling yet, but the recent decision of Apple Computers to shut down its new Bangalore center and local news about Intel planning to lay off a number of people from its Indian operations have sparked fears that rising cost may have started threatening India's attraction as an IT offshoring destination.
Networking: Storage blues
Computer companies once constantly extolled the "paper saving" virtues of e-mail. But now, with government regulators compelling the retention of many new records, storage requirements are increasing once again. All of the storage devices -- from EMC, IBM, Hewlett-Packard and others -- needed to store those records are taking up more office space than old paper-based files ever did, experts are telling United Press International's Networking. It's an Information Age irony.
Big 6 to lose clout in global outsourcing
The Indian IT outsourcing service sector is finally poised to challenge the dominance of the six global biggies.
