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Sun Microsystems to set up telecom team in India
NEW DELHI, APRIL 1. Global IT major, Sun Microsystems, is putting
in place a dedicated telecommunication team in India to focus on
the growing communications market in the country.
"As part of our exclusive focus on the sector, we are putting in
place a special team for India which would look after the
products, networks and partnerships," Mr. Bill Cowper, director,
Asia Pacific, telecom division, Sun Microsystems, told PTI.
He said Sun might recruit from India to build up the team which
would work in concert with the company's Bangalore research and
development (R&D) centre.
Mr. Cowper said there would not be any separate investment for
the telecom business. The company had announced an investment of
$20 million for research and development in February this year
for India.
Sun Microsystems, which provides hardware platforms and operating
systems to telecom companies, is planning to spruce up its
presence in the Indian telecom market.
Sun Microsystems's decision to set up a telecom team for India
comes at a time when most of the global it majors are cutting
down their existing staff and freezing recruitment due to the
slowdown in us market.
Sources said sun is currently in a stock-taking situation and
there is no large-scale hiring taking place. The company is only
hiring a few critical positions.
- PTI
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