Quick Heal Academy, a division of Quick Heal Technologies Limited, has signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Savitri bai Phule Pune University, Institute of Forensic Science, Gujarat Forensic Sciences University and Chitkara
In a significant move to boost innovation, NITI Aayog has initiated the process for setting up 500 tinkering labs in schools and 100 incubation centres across the country . To foster creativity
Alibaba, China’s largest e-commerce company, is preparing to unveil its first internet-connected smart car in April, the People’s Daily reported on Tuesday. According to the company’s chief technology officer Wang Jian, internet
With IT firms struggling to find quality and right number of professionals, a top American CEO has called for a “dramatic expansion” of the H-1B visa scheme — popular among Indian tech
Google India has started rolling out Wi-Fi services to rail passengers in Mumbai. The service has begun from Mumbai Central Train Station, which is the first of 400 stations that Google plans
“The Centre and the State governments need to be in tandem because at the end of the day, implementation happens at the State government level…at the ground level also because there is
India’s target of producing 100,000 MW of solar energy by 2022 is faced with certain hurdles. The country does not have the technology to make silicon from sand. This is forcing it
Palantir Technologies, a data analytics and security company that helps government agencies track down terrorists and uncover financial fraud, said it has raised $880 million in its latest financing round. Earlier this
If you can’t beat them, buy them: Salesforce.com is snapping up SteelBrick, a startup that builds quoting and billing functions for SMEs on the Salesforce cloud platform. Apps built natively on the
Infosys -the $9-billion IT giant is planning to partner with Silicon Valley’s venture capital firm 500 Startups by investing in one of its funds. This will be Infosys second investment in a
Just days before Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai is set to visit to India, the company’s ambitious project to provide internet access for all in the country is facing roadblocks from at least
Wednesday’s closing keynote at Oracle’s 2015 Open World conference had a uniquely hardware-focused bent, with the software giant showcasing the advanced capabilities of its Sparc M7 microprocessors that implement “software in silicon”