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  IN PICTURES: Huawei Network Congress 2015 innovation showcase (+24 photos)

  Huawei and its partners took the opportunity to show off their latest technologies at Huawei's recent Network Congress 2015. The companies displayed their solutions at an innovation showcase during the summit, which gave other international partners a glimpse into solutions Huawei has been working on in some specific verticals. Some of the partner exhibitions included f5, Intel, Puppet Labs, as well as Infosys.

  IN PICTURES: Huawei Network Congress 2015 innovation showcase (+24 photos)

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News about infosys

• Infosys aces Australian Open tennis tech in fifth year

  Utilising AI for analysis through the Player's Portal, Get In The Zone, AI Shot of the Day and more.

• Infosys gets greenlight to deliver Centrelink payments engine

  Will deliver software and related licenses until June 2023 for a total potential of $31.6 million

• Infosys opens North Sydney Living Lab

  A part of a network of more than 20 Living Labs globally.

• Digitalisation and sustainability fuelling Aussie DC demand

  Telstra heralded as top private and hybrid cloud services and solutions leader.

• HPE honours global and APAC partner award winners

  Spark NZ, Infosys, TD Synnex, Ingram Micro Asia Pacific and Equinix take home awards.

• Aussie cloud computing spend to hit $20B by 2025

  PaaS to become the fastest-growing segment.

Features about infosys

• With H-1B visa, diversity doesn't apply

  There's a dramatic difference where tech H-1B workers come from, depending on whether India-based outsourcers are involved.

• Hypocrisy and connections help IT outsourcing firms

  Infosys and other offshore firms need all the business and political connections they can get as they work to fend off efforts to restrict the ...

• Immigration reform may spur software robotics

  A clampdown on visa use by offshore firms may prompt creative responses

• How a Private Cloud saves money and the environment

  The public cloud was a no-go for mission-critical applications