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IT park @ Koratty attracts techgiantsThrissur: The new IT park at Koratty in Thrissur district has started functioning and many tech giants have thrown their weight behind the endeavour. Koratty is being targeted as the next major destination for IT investments after Kochi in central Kerala. Infopark Koratty is situated 45 km away from Kochi and about 14 km from Cochin International Airport at Nedumbassery. The close proximity to the airport and National Highway and uninterrupted power and water supply have generated keen interest amongst IT entrepreneurs to commence operations from Infopark.
Chrome gets ready to fight Windows Rumours are rife ever since the search magnet Google announced its plans to launch an Operating System that would challenge the market monopoly of Microsoft’s Windows. If reports are to be believed, Google has made tremendous improvement in the OS development and may even announce the launch early than expected. As per the earlier announcement, the Chrome OS would hit the market in 2010. According to reports, Google is indeed working hard on the Chrome OS and has plans to hold a special event at its headquarters in Montain View in the US on Thursday. But the browsing community has nothing much to cheer about the same.
NVIDIA brings supercomputing to the desktop
San Fransisco: US technology firm NVIDIA rolled out high-performance "personal supercomputers" that let desktop workstations handle mind-boggling tasks once far beyond their capabilities. Computers built with innovative NVIDIA graphics processing units (GPUs) are capable of handling calculations typically relegated to expensive supercomputing "clusters", a technology breakthrough the company says could soon bring lightning speeds to the next generation of computers aimed at the consumer market.
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