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30.08.2007
An Indian origin scientist at Purdue University has demonstrated a new technology to dramatically improve computer chip cooling.
The technology uses tiny "ionic wind engines" to increase the "heat-transfer coefficient," or the cooling rate, in chips by as much as 250 percent.
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[United States]
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29.08.2007
One of the largest providers of business application software, SAP AG a German software firm, has doubled the number of customers in India to 2,000 in the past year and reaffirmed plans to invest $1 billion in the country to boost growth.
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[capacity building]
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24.08.2007
Asia Pacific survey, on mobile banking opportunities, has come up with a report titled, Mobile Opportunities for the Financial Sector. The survey which was conducted in five countries found that one of every three Indians with a bank account is ready to switch to another bank, offering free mobile banking. Indian users are found more aware of mobile banking than those in other countries.
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[India]
[South Asia]
[capacity building]
[civil society & ICT]
[policy initiatives in ICT]
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22.08.2007
Greenpeacen aktivistit vaativat Intian tietoliikenneministeriöltä lakia säätelemään maahan tuotavan atk-jätteen käsittelyä. Greenpeacen mukaan jopa Kiinan lainsäädäntö on Intiaa edellä.
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Digital Opportunity Channel
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21.08.2007
Greenpeace activists demand a law to govern e-waste management in the country and presented a reportin the Ministry of Information Technology, India, on Extended Producer Responsibility in a non-OECD context which can be used as a basis for legislation to tackle the growing problem of e-waste .
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[South Asia]
[India]
[environment & ICT]
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