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India on the threshold of an IT revolution: Modi
06 Oct 2015
Apple acquires AI startup Perceptio: Bloomberg
06 Oct 2015
UK cyber-security mission heading for India
06 Oct 2015
India’s ITES industry revenues to reach $350-bn by 2025: Nasscom
05 Oct 2015
Cumulative investments in technology will rise from 10 per cent in 2014 to 35 per cent in 2020 and to 60 per cent in 2025, while about 80 per cent of incremental expenditures will be driven by digital technologies
Ad blockers help users browse faster and save money: NYT report
05 Oct 2015
Ad blockers enable users to surf the web much faster and conserve data, saving time and money
Google all set to launch India Street View
03 Oct 2015
Infosys partners GE to develop new industrial internet solutions
01 Oct 2015
The new Internet of Things solutions will help manufacturers derive practical benefits from massive amounts of data generated through connected devices in the industrial enterprise
Google to unveil new products on Tuesday
28 Sep 2015
Facebook’s Zuckerberg connects with Modi, almost
28 Sep 2015
Modi hooks Microsoft, Google, Qualcom and Facebook to `Digital India'
28 Sep 2015
While Google plans to enable Wi-Fi internet to 500 railway stations, Microsoft wants to help the government take low-cost broadband to five lakh villages, Chip-maker Qualcomm will set up a $150 million fund for start-ups in India and Facebook has started a project to enable Wi-Fi hotspots in rural India
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