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SBI blocks 6 lakh debit cards over security breach
20 Oct 2016
State Bank of India has blocked six lakh debit cards following a security breach that occurred in a non-SBI ATM network and will replace these with new ones
Is it end of the road for Apple’s self-driving car project?
19 Oct 2016
Experts point out that the logistics – and economics – of making smartphones and cars are world apart, which is why Apple is close to pulling the plug on its secretive ‘Project Titan’, and even Google’s autonomous car project is going slow
Is it end of the road for Apple’s self-driving car project?
19 Oct 2016
Experts point out that the logistics – and economics – of making smartphones and cars are world apart, which is why Apple is close to pulling the plug on its secretive ‘Project Titan’, and even Google’s autonomous car project is going slow
Apple hires Ruslan Salkhutdinov of Carnegie Mellon to help boost AI efforts
19 Oct 2016
The induction of Slakhutinov as head of AI research at Apple will boost its efforts after Samsung lured away its team behind Siri
Jio is disruptive, but a viable investment model: Mukesh Ambani
18 Oct 2016
Mukesh Ambani says being a disruptive venture, Jio had troubles with the regulator and the incumbents
Jio is disruptive, but a viable investment model: Mukesh Ambani
18 Oct 2016
Mukesh Ambani says being a disruptive venture, Jio had troubles with the regulator and the incumbents
Jio is disruptive, but a viable investment model: Mukesh Ambani
18 Oct 2016
Mukesh Ambani says being a disruptive venture, Jio had troubles with the regulator and the incumbents
Ashok Leyland launches indigenous electric bus ‘Circuit’
18 Oct 2016
Commercial vehicle major Ashok Leyland on Monday launched India’s first made-in-India electric bus, which the company has invested Rs150-200 crore to develop
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