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India Leads World In Self-Reported AI Skills, Says UN Report
India has the highest UNDP report penetration in the world, which reflects the country's growing potential in the sector, according to a UNDP report released on Tuesday.
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28-Year-Old Software Engineer Dies After Bike Gets Hit By Car In Gurugram
A 28-year-old software developer died in a road accident after her rented BMW sports bike was hit by a Hyundai Verna car here in Gurugram, police said.
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OpenAI Could Reportedly Charge Up to $20,000 a Month for Expert-Level AI Agents
OpenAI is reportedly planning to release several artificial intelligence (AI) agents soon. As per the report, these AI agents will be specialised and have expertise in specific domains. Unlike most of the offerings by the company so far, these are said to not be part of its existing subscription tiers, and instead, the AI firm could offer them as s...
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GenAI to Boost India's IT Industry's Productivity by Up to 45 Percent, EY India Survey Shows
GenAI could boost the productivity of India's $254-billion software industry by 43 percent-45 percent over the next five years. Within the sprawling IT industry, EY India's survey showed that roles in software development will get the biggest productivity boost.
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Microsoft, Indian Startup Develop Solution To Halve Water Use In Industries
Microsoft and Indian startup FluxGen have come up with a software solution to reduce water usage and detect leaks and wastage as several regions in India grapple with their worst water crises in recorded history.
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BMW Group, Tata Technologies To Form Joint Venture For Automotive Software
German automotive major BMW Group and Tata Technologies, a global product engineering and digital services firm, today said they will form a joint venture to set up an automotive software and IT development hub in India.
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Narayana Murthy Says This Is How Much India Should Spend To Train Teachers
Software icon N R Narayana Murthy on Wednesday called for spending USD one billion a year to train school teachers by 10,000 retired highly accomplished teachers from the developed world and from India in STEM areas.
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IISc, Software company Synopsys Collaborate To Bridge India's Semiconductor Workforce Gap
The programme will have a well-defined curriculum with four levels catering to students and industry professionals. It will cover foundational concepts and delve deep into device and technology development skills.
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OnePlus Open First Impressions: It’s Finally Here!
After numerous delays, OnePlus’s first foldable is finally ready. OnePlus seems to have put in plenty of hard work into its Open foldable, but it’s easy to tell how some of its shine is almost wearing off because of the general pace of developments when it comes to premium Android flagships.
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Renesas Seeks Local Production of Chipset Developed With Tata Consultancy Services
Renesas is looking to produce chipsets that the company is developing in partnership with leading software company TCS in India, according to a senior official of the chipmaker. The Japanese semiconductor company will develop SoCs with TCS initially for 4G, 5G telecom networks and industrial technologies.
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Indian-Origin Engineer Amit Kshatriya to Head NASA's Moon to Mars Programme
Amit Kshatriya, an Indian-American software and robotics engineer, has been appointed as the first head of NASA's newly-established Moon to Mars Programme. It will help the agency ensure a long-term lunar presence needed to prepare for humanity’s next giant leap to the Red Planet. Kshatriya will serve as NASA's first head of the office, with imme...
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Bandai Namco Invests in Pune-Based Game Studio SuperGaming: Details
Japanese publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment, best known for Elden Ring and Pac-Man, has invested in two gaming technology startups — SuperGaming from India and Deepmotion from the US. SuperGaming is known for its mobile game such as Silly Royale and MaskGun and is currently working on its indo-futuristic battle-royale title Indus. The company a...
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Made-in-India Battle Royale Indus Sets Third Community Playtest for February 25: Details
Pune-based developer SuperGaming has announced the third community playtest for its upcoming battle royale, Indus. The in-person event is scheduled for February 25 at the White Orange Software in Surat, Gujarat, and is open only to 50 lucky entrants — accessible by filling out a form. The studio also revealed that Indus is nearing one million pre...
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NITI Aayog Calls Out Indian Techies to Try Newly Launched Blockchain Module: Details
India’s NITI Aayog government think tank has announced a blockchain module to allow developers to explore the technology. Indian blockchain platform 5ire along with career mentorship platform Network Capital — have been partnered by Niti Ayog as co-participants in organising this initiative.
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IIT Kharagpur Delivers New Software For Welding Defect Detection To GRSE
IIT Kharagpur has handed over a new software that it developed to detect defects in welding from the radiography images taken of an object.
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India Leads World In Self-Reported AI Skills, Says UN Report
India has the highest UNDP report penetration in the world, which reflects the country's growing potential in the sector, according to a UNDP report released on Tuesday.
-
28-Year-Old Software Engineer Dies After Bike Gets Hit By Car In Gurugram
A 28-year-old software developer died in a road accident after her rented BMW sports bike was hit by a Hyundai Verna car here in Gurugram, police said.
-
OpenAI Could Reportedly Charge Up to $20,000 a Month for Expert-Level AI Agents
OpenAI is reportedly planning to release several artificial intelligence (AI) agents soon. As per the report, these AI agents will be specialised and have expertise in specific domains. Unlike most of the offerings by the company so far, these are said to not be part of its existing subscription tiers, and instead, the AI firm could offer them as s...
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GenAI to Boost India's IT Industry's Productivity by Up to 45 Percent, EY India Survey Shows
GenAI could boost the productivity of India's $254-billion software industry by 43 percent-45 percent over the next five years. Within the sprawling IT industry, EY India's survey showed that roles in software development will get the biggest productivity boost.
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Microsoft, Indian Startup Develop Solution To Halve Water Use In Industries
Microsoft and Indian startup FluxGen have come up with a software solution to reduce water usage and detect leaks and wastage as several regions in India grapple with their worst water crises in recorded history.
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BMW Group, Tata Technologies To Form Joint Venture For Automotive Software
German automotive major BMW Group and Tata Technologies, a global product engineering and digital services firm, today said they will form a joint venture to set up an automotive software and IT development hub in India.
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Narayana Murthy Says This Is How Much India Should Spend To Train Teachers
Software icon N R Narayana Murthy on Wednesday called for spending USD one billion a year to train school teachers by 10,000 retired highly accomplished teachers from the developed world and from India in STEM areas.
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IISc, Software company Synopsys Collaborate To Bridge India's Semiconductor Workforce Gap
The programme will have a well-defined curriculum with four levels catering to students and industry professionals. It will cover foundational concepts and delve deep into device and technology development skills.
-
OnePlus Open First Impressions: It’s Finally Here!
After numerous delays, OnePlus’s first foldable is finally ready. OnePlus seems to have put in plenty of hard work into its Open foldable, but it’s easy to tell how some of its shine is almost wearing off because of the general pace of developments when it comes to premium Android flagships.
-
Renesas Seeks Local Production of Chipset Developed With Tata Consultancy Services
Renesas is looking to produce chipsets that the company is developing in partnership with leading software company TCS in India, according to a senior official of the chipmaker. The Japanese semiconductor company will develop SoCs with TCS initially for 4G, 5G telecom networks and industrial technologies.
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Indian-Origin Engineer Amit Kshatriya to Head NASA's Moon to Mars Programme
Amit Kshatriya, an Indian-American software and robotics engineer, has been appointed as the first head of NASA's newly-established Moon to Mars Programme. It will help the agency ensure a long-term lunar presence needed to prepare for humanity’s next giant leap to the Red Planet. Kshatriya will serve as NASA's first head of the office, with imme...
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Bandai Namco Invests in Pune-Based Game Studio SuperGaming: Details
Japanese publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment, best known for Elden Ring and Pac-Man, has invested in two gaming technology startups — SuperGaming from India and Deepmotion from the US. SuperGaming is known for its mobile game such as Silly Royale and MaskGun and is currently working on its indo-futuristic battle-royale title Indus. The company a...
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Made-in-India Battle Royale Indus Sets Third Community Playtest for February 25: Details
Pune-based developer SuperGaming has announced the third community playtest for its upcoming battle royale, Indus. The in-person event is scheduled for February 25 at the White Orange Software in Surat, Gujarat, and is open only to 50 lucky entrants — accessible by filling out a form. The studio also revealed that Indus is nearing one million pre...
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NITI Aayog Calls Out Indian Techies to Try Newly Launched Blockchain Module: Details
India’s NITI Aayog government think tank has announced a blockchain module to allow developers to explore the technology. Indian blockchain platform 5ire along with career mentorship platform Network Capital — have been partnered by Niti Ayog as co-participants in organising this initiative.
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IIT Kharagpur Delivers New Software For Welding Defect Detection To GRSE
IIT Kharagpur has handed over a new software that it developed to detect defects in welding from the radiography images taken of an object.
