Indian outsourcing firms are tapping the Japanese market in an attempt to cut their dependence on ailing U.S. financial clients.

3-D programming for television is moving beyond the novelty stage, but technological and cost hurdles remain.

Indian telecom giant Bharti Airtel will sell the use of its approximately 200,000 kilometers of international fiberoptic cables to carriers around the world.

Microsoft and Nokia formed an alliance to strengthen their positions at a time of intensifying competition.

As online ad spending ebbs, Web publishers are fighting with portals such as AOL and MSN over whose sites give advertisers the most bang for their buck.

Google’s acquisition of On2 Technologies has been challenged in court by On2 shareholders who claim the deal’s price tag is “unfair.”

South Africa’s MTN Group Ltd. wants India’s Bharti Airtel Ltd. to increase its offer by more than $1 billion, if talks to combine the two telecom operators are to be successful, people familiar with the situation said Friday.

China’s industry minister said installation of Internet filtering software on personal computers was always meant to be done on a voluntary basis by individuals.

Alibaba.com said its second-quarter net profit fell by a third due to higher marketing costs and increased spending on infrastructure and technology.

Despite being in the throes of a storm gripping the wider Indian tech sector, Infosys’s professionalism placed it at the top of the overall most-admired companies in India in the Asia 200 survey.