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Semiconductor mission pushes India from being aspirant to becoming global powerhouse
India is rapidly transforming its semiconductor landscape with the India Semiconductor Mission, aiming to become a global hub for chip manufacturing and design. With significant investments and incentives, the nation fosters domestic production, attracts major players, and cultivates a skilled workforce. This strategic push reduces import dependence and strengthens India's position in the global semiconductor supply chain.
From lab to launch? Academics across India explore the deeper potential of AI
Academics across India are exploring the deeper potential of AI, from making chips more efficient to applications of industrial AI. Swathi Moorthy & Prachi Verma find out if these moves are enough to power India’s ambitions in the global AI race.
IT firms to face-off for $16 billion of deals; Zomato pauses Blinkit integration
Indian IT firms are expected to put up a tough fight for these contracts, many of which are now serviced by global multinationals. Experts attribute this competition to technology clients turning more cost-conscious in a turbulent macro-economic environment.
SAP’s incoming chairman Punit Renjen on the India opportunity; Isro sets sights on the sun
Incoming SAP chairman Punit Renjen dwells at length on his new role, the opportunities it throws up, and his hopes for a wider collaboration between India and the US. Here’s what he told us and more in today’s Morning Dispatch.
IBM's strategic shift: Unveiling the sale of The Weather Channel and Weather Business
Tech titan IBM revealed its choice on Tuesday to sell its weather division which includes assets such as The Weather Channel mobile app, Weather.com. Here are the details.
What Parag Agrawal as Twitter CEO means for India
A lot more needs to be done, especially with regard to Twitter in India where the world's largest microblogging platform has been at loggerheads with the Narendra Modi government over what constitutes free speech.
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IBM releases Cloud Satellite for any environment
The technology major said its India Software Labs contributed majorly to the development of the IBM Cloud Satellite.
ETtech Morning Dispatch on Feb. 5, 2021: The Delhi Police-Greta Thunberg-Twitter Trainwreck
Delhi Police files FIR after Greta Thunberg tweets farmers' protest 'toolkit'. Pandemic hiring at Indian startups. Uber, Ola and Meru mean business.
China’s got a new plan to overtake the U.S. in tech
In the masterplan backed by President Xi Jinping himself, China will invest an estimated $1.4 trillion over six years to 2025, calling on urban governments and private tech giants like Huawei Technologies Co. to lay fifth generation wireless networks, install cameras and sensors, and develop AI software that will underpin autonomous driving to automated factories and mass surveillance.
Weather forecasting in times of extreme weather events
As extreme weather events become more common, demand for better forecasting is disrupting the entire space.
Infibeam to up fintech play with Rs 250 crore investment
The move is in line with the company’s focus to divest its non-core businesses, Vishal Mehta, CMD, Infibeam, said.
Massive open online courses have got a second wind
It all started in 2011 when a few sought-after Stanford professors put their courses online for free.
IBM's Weather Company, Times Bridge ink pact for climate updates
The relationship will also enable local marketers to access data-driven advertising solutions from IBM Watson Advertising across both companies’ properties.
Cognitive Computing and the new age of Video-on-Demand
How then can the media and entertainment industry cater to diverse requirements, allocate marketing spends and win in a competitive market?
Tech helps blind runner conquer ultra-marathons
Simon Wheatcroft entered into a partnership with IBM to develop an app which would help him during his runs as the app would notify him of any obstacles.
MS wants to be part of Unique Identity project: Gates
ET Exclusive: Bill Gates talks about challenges of grappling with healthcare issues & why he's interested in India's unique ID project. It's new life for me: Nilekani
'MS wants to be part of Unique Identity project'
ET Exclusive: Gates talks about challenges of grappling with healthcare issues, future of software & why he's interested in India's unique ID project. Bill Gates in India
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