Cyient, a global Intelligent Engineering and Technology Solutions company, announced that it entered into a memorandum of understanding with SkyDrive Inc., a leading Japanese eVTOL aircraft manufacturer. As per the MoU, both
Introduction We are in a world where artificial intelligence (AI) not only mimics human thought processes but also enhances them, generating content that is as creative, nuanced, and dynamic as a human
In a tumultuous year for OpenAI, CEO Sam Altman has been recognized as Time magazine’s “CEO of the Year” for 2023, acknowledging his notable contributions to the tech industry. Despite the recent
● To deploy 40,000 GPUs and AI cloud infrastructure worth $1.5 billion by 2026 ● Set to democratize access to AI & Supercomputing for enterprises and startups by providing the world’s
Women leaders in IT face career challenges, biases, and self-created barriers in usually a male-dominated peer group. Surprisingly, 43% of STEM graduates in India are women, but only 34% of the IT
There is a growing need for ensuring data protection across applications, devices, and users. As information sharing becomes increasingly prevalent, the state of data security remains vulnerable.Just as end-users are collaborating with
SKY® Security, a global leader in cyber security analytics, has announced a 154 percent increase in year-over-year revenue earned from Indian business in 2016. The company’s customer base in India consists of
Microsoft founder Bill Gates today said that India needs to develop innovation ecosystem to build product for future and meet the challenges facing the world. “The world is looking to India not
Any customer who faces a technical issue with his or her newly purchased smartphone from Flipkart can expect an engineer to visit their house and address the problem. The programme, launched in
AMTEX 2016, an exhibition of international standards, catering to the machine tool needs of production and consumption hotspots is scheduled to take place between 8th-11th of July 2016 at Pragati Maidan, New
The regulator for telecom industry in India has floated a consultation paper to seek different models via which service providers can offer free data services.The move comes after the regulatory body rejected
Eyes expansion across high potential regions of the country, including all the major metros.US based network security firm, Fire Eye has said that it is looking to rope in more channel partners