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Communications Technology

There are a very wide range of mature communications technologies covering three main areas: two-way 'wire-based' communication, including cable and fixed-wire telecommunications networks; a wide range of two-way 'wireless' communications technologies covering different parts of the electromagnetic spectrum, and 'broadcast' technologies covering analogue and digital satellite and terrestrial one-way transmission.

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Re-inventing Indian Tech Service Companies

The meltdown in global financial markets is likely to have a significsnt impact on Indian Technology Service companies, who have built big outsourcing businesses based on process expertise and cost arbitrage. If they are to succeed in the future,Indian Tech service companies need to re-invent themselves to deliver products and services based on defensible innovation and intellectual property.

Arun Muthirulan, 02 October 2008

T-Mobile launches first Google Android Phone at long last

T-Mobile has announced the launch of the first smartphone to be powered by the Google Android operating system but the phone will not be available to customers until early November 2008. Android is promoted as open source with plenty of room for customization, but the new T-Mobile G1 phone is... More »

Reiko Uchida, 24 September 2008

Cisco predicts huge growth in internet traffic

The recently-released Cisco Visual Networking Index (VNI) Forecast projects that global IP traffic will grow at a combined annual growth (CAGR) of 46% from 2007-2012, nearly doubling every two years. This will result in an annual bandwidth demand on the world's IP networks of approximately 522... More »

Sarita Jones, 22 September 2008

Intel launches chip developed in India

Intel is to launch the first microprocessor for the mass market developed almost exclusively at its Indian design centre in Bangalore, which marks an important milestone for the research and development of computer hardware in India. More »

Simon Fox, 16 September 2008

Nujira raises £10m in a tough funding climate

BankInvest, the Danish investment group has joined Amadeus Capital and 3i to invest a total of $18m (£10m) in Nujira, the Cambridge,UK based technology company which makes high-efficiency power amplifier technology for radio transmitters. The company was awarded a Red Herring 100 Europe award... More »

Michelle Wong, 15 September 2008

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