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    Vi to renew tech outsourcing deal with IBM for about $1 billion

    Renewal of the tech outsourcing deal comes even as Vi's board meets Saturday to consider raising Rs 20,000 crore via a preferential share issue. Earlier this week, Vi's shareholders approved a proposal to raise this capital through equity and equity-linked instruments.

    Indian Bank collaborates with IBM to deploy new front-end banking apps

    Indian Bank has partnered with IBM to improve its infrastructure and enhance scalability and agility. The bank will consolidate its front branch servers under its 'Project Paradise' initiative, aiming to achieve better manageability and availability. The collaboration with IBM will accelerate the bank's modernization path and provide a flexible and secure infrastructure for deploying new front-end banking applications.

    Indian Bank partners with IBM to deploy compute infrastructure

    IBM has partnered with the Indian Bank to deploy new front-end banking applications and provide safe compute infrastructure. The public sector bank aims to consolidate its Front Branch Servers and run CBS workloads on IBM Power servers, reducing costs and improving resource utilization.

    IBM's strategic shift: Unveiling the sale of The Weather Channel and Weather Business

    Tech titan IBM revealed its choice on Tuesday to sell its weather division which includes assets such as The Weather Channel mobile app, Weather.com. Here are the details.

    A unicorn in the making, Centre writes to Meta over WhatsApp outage, and more

    Private equity giant Apis Partners is expected to lead the round and join in as a new investor. Apis is expected to invest roughly $65 million, with the rest of the corpus coming from internal investors and private equity funds.

    Software snag hits IOC’s LPG booking system but no need to panic

    Senior company executives told TOI the issue will be resolved by Tuesday night and there was no need to panic. “We delivered 18 lakh refills on Monday and deliveries would be on an equal scale on Tuesday,” one executive said requesting anonymity.

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