The classic Mundell-Fleming trilemma — the idea that an open economy cannot simultaneously fix its exchange rate, control monetary policy, and allow free capital flows — is well known. Less discussed is the impossible growth trinity India faces: three key import dependencies that do not diminish as the economy grows but instead become more entrenched with each percentage point increase in GDP.
The Bengaluru facility will serve as an AI-led innovation and delivery hub supporting SAP’s global transformation priorities while helping enterprises adopt cloud technologies, intelligent automation and AI-driven business solutions.
The centre will support organisations throughout their transformation journey, covering innovation, architecture, engineering, implementation and managed services.
Indian businesses are increasingly embedding Al, transforming operations and yielding measurable returns. However, legacy infrastructure, skill gaps, and a need for business model shifts pose challenges. Experts emphasise domain-specific Al applications and developing indigenous language models as India’s key opportunity.
U.S.-based cybersecurity firm N-able Inc plans to expand its India workforce by at least 50% by the end of 2026, targeting the country’s deep pool of Al and cybersecurity talent, CEO John Pagliuca said.
Dr. K. Balaveera Reddy, Former Chairman of the Board of Governors, NITK Surathkal, Former Vice-Chancellor of VTU, Karnataka, and Former Director of Technical Education, Karnataka, has submitted a representation to the Government of Karnataka regarding the Draft Engineering Seat Matrix for the academic year 2026-27, issued vide Government Notification No. ED 101 TEC 2026 dated 30.05.2026
NTT DATA has inaugurated its Bengaluru 4 facility, expanding its digital infrastructure footprint in India with what it describes as the largest data center campus in Bengaluru. The new campus is expected to support rising demand for cloud services, artificial intelligence workloads, and enterprise digital transformation initiatives across the region.
Viasat and WiSig Networks have announced a collaboration to test a Made-in-India 3GPP Release 17 NB-IoT Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) chipset and module for satellite IoT applications. Developed by WiSig Networks using technology originating from IIT Hyderabad, the solution is currently undergoing testing at Viasat’s UK laboratories and is aimed at use cases including maritime safety, fisherman tracking, disaster response and government connectivity.
The drone market in India has moved from a novelty to a necessity market. It has a value of about 57 billion INR based on applications in agriculture, logistics, defense, media, and infrastructure inspection. As drones move to become essential resources, the challenge is not how drones can change India’s economic landscape but whether risk infrastructure such as insurance, can evolve to match the pace. Globally, there is rapid growth in the market for drones as insurers continue to cover their use in commerce, increasing regulation, and their use in the defence and security sectors.
Hyderabad-based deep-tech startup WiSig Networks has partnered with global satellite communications company Viasat to test an indigenous 5G NB-IoT Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) chipset and module for satellite-based Internet of Things (IoT) applications.
India is taking aggressive strides to map out its next step in the race for technological advancement in the global world. With the first phase of the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) having created the foundation for mega fabrication and assembly plants, the Indian
Viasat, a global leader in satellite communications, and WiSig Networks, an IIT Hyderabad–incubated 5G/6G deep-tech company, today announced a collaboration to bring a new 3GPP Release 17 NB-IoT Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) chipset and module into Viasat’s L-band satellite IoT ecosystem.
India is preparing to enter the next phase of its semiconductor journey with the launch of Semicon 2.0, a strategy designed to strengthen the country’s position in the global semiconductor industry by focusing on chip design, semiconductor equipment, materials, research, and talent development.
Dr. Manjula announced that Karnataka’s existing data center policy is being revamped to meet current technological needs. A draft of the updated policy will be released soon for public feedback. The revised policy is expected to include incentives for water-efficient and energy-efficient operations in Al and data centres.
Indian startups across AI, healthcare, biotechnology, retail, and renewable energy secured fresh funding this week to scale operations, enhance innovation, and drive growth, reflecting continued investor confidence in India’s startup ecosystem.
India’s technology and investment landscape is expanding beyond traditional metropolitan centres, with tier-2 cities such as Tumakuru and Mangaluru emerging as major destinations for data centres, Global Capability Centres (GCCs) and technology-led investments. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted this shift while speaking at the Hero Mindmine Summit 2026 on Monday, underscoring the growing role of smaller cities in the country’s economic transformation.
Speaking at the Hero Mindmine Summit 2026, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, on Monday (June 15), said a new generation of cities is now a destination for global capability centres (GCCs), data centres, and technology investments, and it is moving beyond the traditional centres.
Building on the success of its inaugural edition, the Department of Skill Development, Entrepreneurship and Livelihood (SDEL), Government of Karnataka, will convene the second Bengaluru Skill Summit from November 3 to 5, 2026, at The Lalit Ashok, Bengaluru
As India’s GCC boom gathers pace, IT services companies are embracing the Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) model to create new revenue streams, helping multinational clients set up and scale captive centres even as such centres compete with traditional outsourcing businesses.
The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) on Tuesday held an industry outreach workshop in Lucknow, urging businesses to leverage free trade agreements (FTAs), focus on export-oriented manufacturing, and actively participate in govt initiatives aimed at improving ease
The UP govt is planning a major expansion of industrial townships across the state, with as many as 50 townships for workers and entrepreneurs proposed in collaboration with the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT). Work on 10 such townships is already underway.
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