Category: technology

  • Cloud PC: How Safe Is Your Data?

    The personal computer is undergoing a quiet transformation. For decades, businesses and individuals have depended on physical desktops and laptops to store applications, files and computing resources. Now, an increasing portion of that computing experience is moving away from the device sitting on a desk and into the cloud. The emergence of the Cloud PC…

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  • India’s IT Export Engine Crosses USD 239 Billion as Global Demand Powers FY26 Growth

    NEW DELHI, September 18, 2026: India’s technology industry has strengthened its position in the global services economy, with the country’s software services exports rising 9.5 per cent to $239.3 billion in 2025-26, according to the latest data released by the Reserve Bank of India. The milestone reflects the growing international demand for Indian technology capabilities…

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  • Litera Brings Foundation Firm AI Search into ChatGPT with Plugin

    CHICAGO – Sept. 18, 2026 – Litera, the Legal AI platform provider that best unifies the practice and business of law, announced its plugin availability within ChatGPT Enterprise, bringing Foundation Firm AI Search into ChatGPT so eligible Foundation Cloud users can query their firm’s experience data in natural language. Foundation is the growth intelligence backbone…

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  • India’s Semiconductor Push Could Reshape Manufacturing and Drive the Next Phase of Economic Growth

    India’s semiconductor story is entering a new phase. What began largely as an effort to attract chip manufacturing is now evolving into a broader industrial strategy aimed at building an ecosystem around design, fabrication, packaging, equipment, materials, research and skilled talent. The importance of this shift goes far beyond the semiconductor industry itself. Chips are…

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  • Connected Devices Raise Fresh Security Concerns for Western Infrastructure

    New Delhi, Sep 17: The growing use of connected equipment made in China across critical infrastructure in Western countries is prompting fresh discussions around cybersecurity, supply-chain resilience and the protection of essential services. According to a new report, devices ranging from port cranes and buses to other internet-connected equipment could create potential security vulnerabilities if…

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  • The Eplan Platform 2027 has arrived

     Directly integrated: Eplan Copilot supports users of the new version with features such as quick cross-project part searches or specific recommendations. The Eplan Platform 2027, first introduced back at the Eplan Next26 in May, is now live. Users of the engineering software benefit from faster results along the process steps of preplanning, electrical engineering and…

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  • If 25kW Can Power Critical Defence Systems, What Could 50kW Deliver? Powertec Has the Answer

       From Left to Right – Mr Suresh Antil, Mr Sagar Brahmbhatt, Mr Ramesh Babu, Mr Samridh Aggarwa and Mr Sudhakar D. For perspective, 25kW can support vehicle auxiliary electrical systems and multiple mission electronics and support subsystems. Powertec’s latest manufacturing project delivers twice that power capacity in a single 50kW AC/DC Rectifier Unit. New Delhi, Sept 12: In a specialised defence platform, even 25kW can represent substantial power capacity—capable of supporting, depending on the platform’s electrical architecture, vehicle auxiliary electrical systems and multiple mission electronics and support subsystems operating simultaneously. Now consider twice that capacity.…

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  • Bridging the Information Gap: AI-Driven Quality Control for 5G Multicast Broadcasting

    Innovative strategy helps achieve reliable last-mile delivery of cable television through 5G wireless communications  Delivering high-definition television over local 5G networks could help modernize cable TV in buildings where installing fiber-optic cables is impractical. However, since lost data cannot be retransmitted in 5G multicast broadcasting, temporary video freezing is common. Now, researchers from Japan have developed…

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  • Dell Technologies Launches uDaan to Skill 23,000 Youths for India’s AI and Electronics Manufacturing Economy

    Mumbai, Sep 04 : Dell Technologies announced the launch of“uDaan: Empowering India’s Future Workforce”, a national skilling and innovation programme, delivered through a consortium that brings together FITT-IIT Delhi, Learning Links Foundation, and Generation India Foundation to prepare 23,000 youth for careers in AI, cloud computing, and electronics manufacturing. A critical part of the program is…

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  • NIELIT, Intel India Roll Out Agentic AI Programmes to Build India’s Future-Ready Workforce

    India’s workforce is set to receive a new skilling push in emerging Artificial Intelligence technologies, with the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT) and Intel India launching a joint initiative focused on Agentic AI. The programme was announced at a National Leadership Dialogue in New Delhi that brought together policymakers, educators, industry representatives…

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