1995

Intel faced with law suits worth $600 million for its failure to quickly disclose a bug in Pentium. 

HCL Group’s constituent companies exceed the Rs1,000 crore mark.

AMD and Intel finally put an end to their bitter legal dispute over AMD’s rights to produce clones of Intel’s microprocessors.

CMC posts a loss of Rs6.95 crore on a turnover of Rs53 crore in the first half of the financial year.

Apple Computer Inc sets up a fully-owned Indian subsidiary. The company drags Microsoft to court to prevent the software giant from using Apple’s QuickTime Video multimedia technology.

Modi Telecommunications launches India’s first 24-hour paging service in
Chandigarh.

Total PCs shipped cross 2 lakh mark.

HFCL stuns telecom industry with Rs90,000 crore bid for license to set up and run basic telephone services in nine telecom circles out of 20 circles.

Delhi-based DCM Data Systems ties up with Gateway 2000, a leading direct marketer of PCs in the US.

The Union Cabinet approves the formation of the much-awaited Telecom Regulatory Authority of India.

Indias first Cyber Cafe opens at The Leela, Bombay.

Novell announces to sell its struggling office 

applications software business, including most of 

the assets of WordPerfect, which the company acquired in 1994.