| Sumario: | The article informs that the R&D center in India of Google Inc. has decided to take its popular Code Jam on the road to attract topnotch engineers. After staging successful Code Jams in the U.S. in a search for the best and fastest coders in the land, Google hosted its first Jam in Asia. The periodical "BusinessWeek," reports that the response to the contest--where winning coders receive $6,900 and a coveted job at one of Google's R&D centers--drew over 14,000 registrants from all over South and Southeast Asia for the first round last February. The top 50 were chosen for the finals in Bangalore in early spring: 39 from India, eight from Singapore, and three from Indonesia.
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