Quantum Corporation (NASDAQ: QMCO), the leader in solutions for video and unstructured data, today inaugurated its new office in Bengaluru. The new workplace supports the company’s mission for growth and expansion of the India market,
While adapting to the New Normal, partners see new revenue streams in B2B, SMB and Government verticals. January 12, 2021, Mumbai: After going through a roller coaster ride in the COVID-19 hit
Yandex, the “Google of Russia”, and Uber have agreed to merge their ride-sharing businesses in Russia and five neighbouring markets with Yandex as leading partner, the companies said on Thursday. The deal
Media mogul Ronnie Screwvala plans to infuse Rs 100 crore in the B2B segment of his online education startup UpGrad in the coming months and another Rs 100 crore during the next
Chinese tech conglomerate LeEco , whose businesses stretch from smartphones to electric vehicles, has abandoned a $2 billion proposed acquisition of US consumer electronics company Vizio, the company said on Tuesday. A
Brocade (NASDAQ: BRCD) today announced that digital imaging giant Ricoh Company, Ltd. (TYO: 7752) has migrated to an Ethernet fabric network within its Yokohama data center. The deployment of switches supporting Brocade®
Bharti Airtel’s revenue market share (RMS) increased most among local telecom operators in the first quarter through June, analysts said, as investments in data and volume growth in voice helped the market
The consolidation among e-commerce players in India has seen companies rationalising or scrimping on large office space in cities practically halving their commercial real estate transactions. The share of the e-commerce sector
On Tuesday, social media was abuzz with messages flying across of an attempted kidnap of a school student in KK Nagar. Earlier in February, two students went missing after school hours in
GreyOrange, a multinational robotics firm that designs, manufactures and deploys advanced robotics systems for automation at distribution and fulfillment centers, has announced its plan to expand into the Middle East market. The
Messaging app Line said Friday it will make its stock market debut in TOKYO and New York next month, in a bid to expand beyond its popularity among smartphone users in Asia.
IT behemoth Cognizant said that it has expanded its presence in Malaysia with the opening of a new delivery centre in Cyberjaya, Kuala Lumpur. “The new centre will enhance Cognizant’s existing operations
