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SpaceX Falcon 9 Launches 23 Starlink Satellites, Sets Booster Record
SpaceX launched 23 Starlink satellites on January 24, 2025, from Vandenberg Space Force Base, marking its 11th Falcon 9 mission of the year. The booster achieved its record 23rd flight and successfully landed on the drone ship "Of Course I Still Love You" in the Pacific Ocean, bringing SpaceX's total orbital-class booster recoveries to 401. The sat...
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Why Akamai CEO Says You Need to Protect Your Data From Your Own Employees
"'The firewall will protect you' is not valid anymore," says Akamai CEO and co-founder Dr. Tom Leighton.
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Company Behind Bitcoin 'Creator' Sold to Private Investors
The deal swings the spotlight once again on to Craig Wright, a 46-year-old computer scientist who is the cryptocurrency's most controversial figure.
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Obama Administration Proposes That All New Cars Must Be Able to 'Talk to Each Other'
The Vehicle-to-Vehicle system would, for instance, tell a car to brake when another vehicle is about to run a red light, and potentially help save lives.
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IT Spending to Remain Flat in 2016 Globally: Gartner
The current Gartner Worldwide IT Spending Forecast assumed that the UK would not exit the European Union.
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China Tech Workers Asleep on the Job - With the Boss's Blessing
Office workers sleeping on the job has long been a common sight in China.
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Indian IT Infrastructure Market to Reach $1.93 Billion in 2016: Gartner
The IT infrastructure market includes server, storage, and enterprise networking equipment.
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Digital India Is a $1 Trillion Business Opportunity: Ravi Shankar Prasad
"If industry needs more policy initiatives, the government is open to it," he added.
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What It Looks Like When the Internet Suddenly Disappears
Here's a look at the various events and incidents that made the Internet disappear, however briefly, last year.
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Prime Minister Modi Says 'Startup India' About More Than Just IT
Delivering his "Mann Ki Baat" radio address, PM Modi said Information Technology was only a small part of startups.
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Indian IT Spending to Reach $72.3 Billion in 2016: Gartner
India, currently the third largest IT market in Asia Pacific, will become the second largest by 2019 following China, the report added.
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24 Words that Mean Totally Different Things Now Than They Did Pre-Internet
Technological change, as we know very well, tends to provoke linguistic and cultural change, too. It's the reason why, several times a year, dictionaries trumpet the addition of new and typically very trendy words.
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Oracle Says It's Keen to Partner Haryana on Tech Solutions
Oracle on Tuesday said it's keen to partner in areas like smart cities, mobile technology solutions, and other welfare programmes.
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India, UK to Create a 'FinTech Bridge'
FinTech is a fast-growing area of business, providing IT solutions in the financial services industry.
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YouTube to Provide Viewability of Ads to Advertisers: Report
Google Inc's YouTube is planning to provide advertisers with data on how many of the ads on its internet video service can be seen by viewers, in response to advertiser complaints, according to the Financial Times.
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SpaceX Falcon 9 Launches 23 Starlink Satellites, Sets Booster Record
SpaceX launched 23 Starlink satellites on January 24, 2025, from Vandenberg Space Force Base, marking its 11th Falcon 9 mission of the year. The booster achieved its record 23rd flight and successfully landed on the drone ship "Of Course I Still Love You" in the Pacific Ocean, bringing SpaceX's total orbital-class booster recoveries to 401. The sat...
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Why Akamai CEO Says You Need to Protect Your Data From Your Own Employees
"'The firewall will protect you' is not valid anymore," says Akamai CEO and co-founder Dr. Tom Leighton.
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Company Behind Bitcoin 'Creator' Sold to Private Investors
The deal swings the spotlight once again on to Craig Wright, a 46-year-old computer scientist who is the cryptocurrency's most controversial figure.
-
Obama Administration Proposes That All New Cars Must Be Able to 'Talk to Each Other'
The Vehicle-to-Vehicle system would, for instance, tell a car to brake when another vehicle is about to run a red light, and potentially help save lives.
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IT Spending to Remain Flat in 2016 Globally: Gartner
The current Gartner Worldwide IT Spending Forecast assumed that the UK would not exit the European Union.
-
China Tech Workers Asleep on the Job - With the Boss's Blessing
Office workers sleeping on the job has long been a common sight in China.
-
Indian IT Infrastructure Market to Reach $1.93 Billion in 2016: Gartner
The IT infrastructure market includes server, storage, and enterprise networking equipment.
-
Digital India Is a $1 Trillion Business Opportunity: Ravi Shankar Prasad
"If industry needs more policy initiatives, the government is open to it," he added.
-
What It Looks Like When the Internet Suddenly Disappears
Here's a look at the various events and incidents that made the Internet disappear, however briefly, last year.
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Prime Minister Modi Says 'Startup India' About More Than Just IT
Delivering his "Mann Ki Baat" radio address, PM Modi said Information Technology was only a small part of startups.
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Indian IT Spending to Reach $72.3 Billion in 2016: Gartner
India, currently the third largest IT market in Asia Pacific, will become the second largest by 2019 following China, the report added.
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24 Words that Mean Totally Different Things Now Than They Did Pre-Internet
Technological change, as we know very well, tends to provoke linguistic and cultural change, too. It's the reason why, several times a year, dictionaries trumpet the addition of new and typically very trendy words.
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Oracle Says It's Keen to Partner Haryana on Tech Solutions
Oracle on Tuesday said it's keen to partner in areas like smart cities, mobile technology solutions, and other welfare programmes.
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India, UK to Create a 'FinTech Bridge'
FinTech is a fast-growing area of business, providing IT solutions in the financial services industry.
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YouTube to Provide Viewability of Ads to Advertisers: Report
Google Inc's YouTube is planning to provide advertisers with data on how many of the ads on its internet video service can be seen by viewers, in response to advertiser complaints, according to the Financial Times.
