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Ayush Patent Filings In India Surge Eightfold Over Decade
Ayushrelated innovation and intellectual property activity in India has surged over eightfold over the past decade with 4,077 patent applications filed and 711 patents granted between FY15 and FY26, an official statement said on Friday.
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'Really Low IQ' Thief Steals Empty Apple Mac Mini Boxes In Arizona Burglary
A 'low IQ' burglar in Arizona stole empty Apple Mac Mini boxes while the computers were kept right in front of him.
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Opinion | US' Visa Policies May End Up Backfiring On Its Own Tech Industry
The Trump administration's decision to suspend several major technology companies from the US Permanent Labor Certification (PERM) programme marks another consequential turn in Washington's increasingly restrictive approach to skilled immigration. The inclusion of Indian IT majors such as Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Wipro, and HCL Tec...
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Opinion | The US Is Showing India Just How Cheap Its 'Friendship' Is
Can local talent fully replace Indian contribution? Why is the US leading in setting up Global Capability Centres in India - over 60% - and pocketing the IP?
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Beyond The Rs 31,000 Crore Family Legacy, Navya Naveli Nanda Is Betting On India's Startups
Navya Naveli Nanda has launched a new venture that will offer active investment partnerships to startups in AI, clean energy, health, and advanced manufacturing
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Opinion | Visa Shocks To Racist Attacks, When Did America Come To Hate Indians So?
Sometimes it is about H-1B visas. Sometimes it is jobs. Sometimes it is "foreigners." Sometimes it is about temples. The language of the attack varies, but the message is consistent
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AI Companies Prepare For Public Backlash After Potential Catastrophic Incident: Report
The planning focuses on what could happen after a catastrophic event, particularly a cyberattack that disrupts essential services such as financial systems, internet connectivity, electricity, or water supplies.
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US-India Forum Defends Green Card, H-1B Programmes Amid Crackdown On Tech Firms
Five of the six recipients, according to USISPF, were born outside the United States. The forum cited their achievements as evidence of the contribution of immigrant talent to American innovation and prosperity.
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Transition, Not Tragedy: Decoupling Tech Careers From The H-1B Pipeline
The tech industry has a larger crisis of skills to deal with. The older skills are no longer relevant. And people with new skills are not being created fast enough to meet the demand.
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Upskilling, Online Presence Crucial To Stand Out In Job Market, Techie Says
According to the techie, many job seekers do not update their skills, maintain an online presence or reach out to potential employers through cold direct messages. He said such candidates are essentially relying on luck to secure jobs.
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A Reckoning On Social Media Addiction Came Late For Many Children: Will AI Safety Be Different?
U.S. states reached a landmark $18 billion settlement with Meta to enhance social media safety for teens amid ongoing child safety concerns.
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NIT Dropout's Salary Rose From Rs 3,000 Per Month To Rs 58 Lakh Per Annum, Now Seeks New Job
Pavan Chindukuri said that in the era of artificial intelligence, companies should look for talented candidates rather than judging them solely on their degrees or the colleges they attended.
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Drones, Chips, AI: India Proposes $25-Billion Pool For Deep Tech Startups
India ranked fifth among the five countries compared, with investment levels far below those of the US and China, while its funding was close to Germany's but slightly lower.
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Techie Unemployed For 5 Months Shares Tips After Receiving 3 Offers
Software engineer describes consistent job search and networking strategies that yielded three offers.
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Why Apple Has Been Ordered To Pay $5.7 Billion In Haptic Technology Patent Case
Taction's legal team celebrated the decision as a victory, with its lawyer saying that the company was glad the jury recognised and protected its patent rights.
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Ayush Patent Filings In India Surge Eightfold Over Decade
Ayushrelated innovation and intellectual property activity in India has surged over eightfold over the past decade with 4,077 patent applications filed and 711 patents granted between FY15 and FY26, an official statement said on Friday.
-
'Really Low IQ' Thief Steals Empty Apple Mac Mini Boxes In Arizona Burglary
A 'low IQ' burglar in Arizona stole empty Apple Mac Mini boxes while the computers were kept right in front of him.
-
Opinion | US' Visa Policies May End Up Backfiring On Its Own Tech Industry
The Trump administration's decision to suspend several major technology companies from the US Permanent Labor Certification (PERM) programme marks another consequential turn in Washington's increasingly restrictive approach to skilled immigration. The inclusion of Indian IT majors such as Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Wipro, and HCL Tec...
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Opinion | The US Is Showing India Just How Cheap Its 'Friendship' Is
Can local talent fully replace Indian contribution? Why is the US leading in setting up Global Capability Centres in India - over 60% - and pocketing the IP?
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Beyond The Rs 31,000 Crore Family Legacy, Navya Naveli Nanda Is Betting On India's Startups
Navya Naveli Nanda has launched a new venture that will offer active investment partnerships to startups in AI, clean energy, health, and advanced manufacturing
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Opinion | Visa Shocks To Racist Attacks, When Did America Come To Hate Indians So?
Sometimes it is about H-1B visas. Sometimes it is jobs. Sometimes it is "foreigners." Sometimes it is about temples. The language of the attack varies, but the message is consistent
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AI Companies Prepare For Public Backlash After Potential Catastrophic Incident: Report
The planning focuses on what could happen after a catastrophic event, particularly a cyberattack that disrupts essential services such as financial systems, internet connectivity, electricity, or water supplies.
-
US-India Forum Defends Green Card, H-1B Programmes Amid Crackdown On Tech Firms
Five of the six recipients, according to USISPF, were born outside the United States. The forum cited their achievements as evidence of the contribution of immigrant talent to American innovation and prosperity.
-
Transition, Not Tragedy: Decoupling Tech Careers From The H-1B Pipeline
The tech industry has a larger crisis of skills to deal with. The older skills are no longer relevant. And people with new skills are not being created fast enough to meet the demand.
-
Upskilling, Online Presence Crucial To Stand Out In Job Market, Techie Says
According to the techie, many job seekers do not update their skills, maintain an online presence or reach out to potential employers through cold direct messages. He said such candidates are essentially relying on luck to secure jobs.
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A Reckoning On Social Media Addiction Came Late For Many Children: Will AI Safety Be Different?
U.S. states reached a landmark $18 billion settlement with Meta to enhance social media safety for teens amid ongoing child safety concerns.
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NIT Dropout's Salary Rose From Rs 3,000 Per Month To Rs 58 Lakh Per Annum, Now Seeks New Job
Pavan Chindukuri said that in the era of artificial intelligence, companies should look for talented candidates rather than judging them solely on their degrees or the colleges they attended.
-
Drones, Chips, AI: India Proposes $25-Billion Pool For Deep Tech Startups
India ranked fifth among the five countries compared, with investment levels far below those of the US and China, while its funding was close to Germany's but slightly lower.
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Techie Unemployed For 5 Months Shares Tips After Receiving 3 Offers
Software engineer describes consistent job search and networking strategies that yielded three offers.
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Why Apple Has Been Ordered To Pay $5.7 Billion In Haptic Technology Patent Case
Taction's legal team celebrated the decision as a victory, with its lawyer saying that the company was glad the jury recognised and protected its patent rights.
