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    Red Hat sees an opening as Indian enterprises turn to AI sovereignty

    Indian businesses are increasingly opting for Red Hat's open-source solutions to gain control over their AI and cloud infrastructure, said Red Hat India and South Asia vice-president Navtez Bal. Driven by concerns over data sovereignty and vendor lock-in, enterprises are moving beyond AI experiments towards production deployments.

    Smallcap multibagger stock jumps 13% after securing Rs 249 crore order from RBI

    Dynacons Systems & Solutions Ltd shares saw a significant jump. The company secured a major software project from the Reserve Bank of India. This prestigious contract is valued at Rs 249.15 crore. The project involves implementation, maintenance, and learning services for the RBI's Enterprise Applications Platform. It will be executed over five years across the entire RBI ecosystem.

    Karnataka Bank partners with IBM to improve digital banking infrastructure

    IBM will use its software suite, IBM Cloud Pak, for integration on Red Hat OpenShift. The upgraded API infrastructure is designed to strengthen security, improve scalability by 50%, and cut operational costs by 30%.

    To find diverse workforce, India Inc eyes smaller towns

    India Inc is increasingly targeting tier-2 and -3 cities for talent acquisition to cut operational costs and diversify the workforce. Companies like Vedanta, RPG Group, and IBM India are hiring professionals for roles in operations, engineering, digital transformation, and emerging fields. This trend emphasizes partnerships with local colleges and aims at significant recruitment from smaller towns.

    India among world's high-growing mkts; enterprise needs, innovation great fit for us, says Red Hat CEO

    Red Hat - the enterprise open-source solutions company that IBM bought in 2019 for about USD 35 billion, marking its biggest acquisition ever - is working with a "great" foundation base in India and is at an exciting point where the company is amplifying capabilities with technology roles.

    IBM, Amazon partner to extend reach of data tools for oil firms

    IBM and Amazon say they have solved the problem of data localisation in oil producing countries. Using IBM’s OpenShift, oil firms can use the oil-industry cloud data tools in their privately owned data centres within their countries.

    The Economic Times
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