The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization promoting open source adoption, has announced the launch of its India entity. The organization is looking to promote open source contributions across ...

Linux is reaching further into government offices, with several state and private organizations in India adopting the open-source operating system. Seven government and private entities in India plan ...

The Indian ICT market was hit pretty hard by the global financial crisis. Although the country's tech economy avoided going into a recession, growth fell from around 30 per cent in 2008 to just five ...

Economic Times, India's most influential business newspaper, has dropped hints of government plans to push a “countrywide drive” to promote GNU/Linux as the “platform of choice”. But Indian ...

The collaboration is aimed at fostering open collaboration for Indian enterprises, open source developers (Freepik) The Linux Foundation, which is a non-profit organization, announced the ...

Linux received a vote of support as a platform for corporate business applications this week as Oracle Corp. announced that seven of its new customers in India have chosen to run the company’s ...

IBM has launched a Linux PC in India--but unlike the Linux notebook unveiled by Hewlett-Packard in Thailand last month, it's no low-priced machine for the masses. Big Blue's move comes after HP began ...

The happy man you see above is not the nine gazillionth owner of an iPad, but the Indian minister for HR Development, Kapil Sibal. What he’s holding in his hand is, he claims, a $35 tablet that will ...

The Electronics Corporation of Tamil Nadu Ltd. (ELCOT), a government-owned organization that delivers IT services to the southern India state of Tamil Nadu, has decided that its projects will be ...

It costs a dollar, is almost a hundred pages thick and comes with a wide range of information on the world of free/libre and open-source software, as some term it here. India's first Linux magazine ...