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Sybase plants wireless lab in Singapore
Company opens testing site for regional customer projects that involve deployment of wireless technologies like radio frequency tracking.
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IBM steps up RFID push in Southeast Asia
Company will spend more than $7 million toward tracking tech's adoption, mainly in manufacturing and retail.
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Oracle, AMD and Sun to woo Asian developers
Will invest $30 million on bringing software developers in five Asian countries into their fold.
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New Sony media reads 4x faster
Sony has announced a new range of removable flash memory cards designed to read data four times faster than current memory media, the company said in a release today. The new range also sports...
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IBM snags e-government deal in Brunei
The Brunei government has chosen IBM to design and build an information technology backbone for the deployment of e-government services in the country. In a statement, Big Blue said the project...
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Report: Japan, China, S. Korea developing next Net
The countries are reportedly planning to jointly develop Internet Protocol version 6, the next-generation Net standard, challenging the U.S.-dominated market for current IPv4-based Net tech.
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China Telecom to launch IM software
The Chinese phone company will reportedly launch its own instant-messaging software next year, a move designed to make up for phone customer defections to IM service competitors.
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Study: Asian IT market will soar in 2004
SINGAPORE--The Asia-Pacific and worldwide IT market will "resurrect" in 2004. More firms will move away from proprietary platforms and use more de facto or open standards. Meanwhile, IT vendors...
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SAP opens labs in China, India
The German software company's official launch of the R&D centers brings the total number of such labs worldwide to eight.
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Sharp puts Word files on phones
Sharp said it has developed a way for cell phones to display business documents and graphics. The technology enables users to view Adobe Acrobat files and Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint...
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NEC shoots for PC-sized supercomputer
NEC says it has developed the world's smallest transistor, making ti possible to build a supercomputer the size of a PC--but you may have to wait until 2020.
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Singapore IT salaries on the upswing--$15K
A magazine salary survey has found that Singapore-based expatriates--foreigners in white-collar jobs--who are working in the IT industry draw an average monthly package of around US$15,000....
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Microsoft Korea fined for tax evasion
Microsoft Korea paid back taxes and penalties for tax evasion to the tune of US$27 million and is disputing a further US$32 million payment to the South Korean National Tax Service. In March,...
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Hot spots on the rise in Asia-Pacific
A new study by market analyst company IDC shows a dramatic increase in the number of subscriptions to public wireless access points from mid-2002 to mid-2003.
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'Anonymous' P2P network--users arrested
A Japanese peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing network which claimed to keep user identities untraceable has failed to work--two users in Japan have been arrested. The developer of the P2P software...
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North Korea claims secure e-mail
North Korea has launched an e-mail service that "guarantees the privacy of correspondence", although it's likely very few North Koreans would be able to use it.
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Hong Kong maids do Windows
Hong Kong employers are increasingly asking their domestic help for computer tasks as well as regular household work. According to an Associated Press report, the Hong Kong YMCA has been running...
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Microsoft signs .Net deal in China
The software maker reaches agreements intended to deepen its ties with the Chinese government, even as the country's officials enlist rival Sun in a nationwide open-source push.
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Asian open-source group firms up plans
The three North Asian countries in an alliance to develop an open source alternative to Windows moved a step closer to concrete action on Friday at a meeting in Osaka, Japan. According to a...
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Australia slams door on IT immigrants
Australia's revised Migration Occupations in Demand list (MODL) has dropped all information and communication technology (ICT) specializations. Australian employment minister Kevin Andrews said...
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