Starting from the late-1970s and on into the early-1980s, when personal computers became available on a significant scale, a number of Tamil professionals around the world were enthused to undertake ...

A two-day seminar on Tamil Computing organised by the Department of Tamil, Presidency College was inaugurated here on Monday. Titled ‘Tamil Computing Development Scheme’, the seminar follows the ...

In October, a group of youngsters from Tamil Nadu is all set to go to Santa Clara in the United States of America to attend the global Mozilla Summit where they will participate in discussions on how ...

CHENNAI: A standard-issue government building inside the Madras Institute of Technology (MIT) college campus serves as the hub of the National Resource Centre for Free and Open-source Software ...

Madhan Karky, popular lyricist, dialogue writer and Tamil computing researcher who is the son of Vairamuthu will be receiving Chief Minister’s Tamil Computing Award 2017 for a software Piripori ...

CHENNAI: Information technology and digital services minister Palanivel Thiaga Rajan will inaugurate Kani Tamil24, an international Tamil computing conference, at the Chennai Trade Centre on Thursday.

Chennai: It’s a recent—almost chauvinistic—fad with mobile phone retailers in Tamil Nadu. They no longer just write cellphones in Tamil for their advertising. They use selpesi, kaipesi or alaipesi, ...

To support this effort, the department has begun creating a scientific and professional alumni database of Tamil Nadu-origin experts settled abroad. Currently, 150 individuals have registered on the ...

Tamil Nadu Music and Fine Arts University is a State university in Tamil Nadu. It is located in Dr.D.G.S. Dinakaran Salai, Chennai - 600 028, Tamil Nadu. Given below are the B.Tech. Cloud Computing ...

Chennai: Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa on Tuesday announced that all the universities and affiliated universities would be connected through cloud computing to give various services to students, ...

They will conduct sessions for college students on cutting-edge topics such as fintech, electric vehicles, biotechnology and quantum computing. In the coming years, Non-Resident Tamil (NRT) scholars ...