1994

IBM introduces color Thinkpads.

Vittal gets marching orders from DoT; back as Secretary,

DoE.

FC Kohli takes over as NASSCOM chief.

Bikram Dasgupta of PCL moves out. The high-profile director decides to strike on his own.

Delhi’s customs office computerized.

India’s first national information highway inaugurated.

Reader‘s Digest ties up with Microsoft; goes interactive. 

Samsung develops world’s first 256Mb

DRAMs.

Tandem Computers enter India.

Wipro sets up an R&D center in the US.

Kanwal Rekhi, Executive VP, Novell, quits.

Srinivasan Rajan becomes first Indian Chief of Texas Instruments.

Microsoft acquires Intuit.

Computer Vision enters India.

Som Mittal takes over as MD DEIL.

Param installed at IISc.

17" monitors launched.

Infosys Technologies sets up subsidiary in the US.

National Semiconductor opens India office.

HCL HP deliver first Pentium machine.

IBM goes in for a $10-billion loan.

Dun & Bradstreet, the world’s largest marketer of information, sets up a wholly subsidiary in India. 

Apple unveils PowerMac in India.

CDAC sets up company to manufacture and market its systems like PARAM.