Sona College opens chip R&D centre
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The GCC story is expanding beyond IT and industrial giants are following the playbook
For years, global industrial companies largely viewed India through the lens of manufacturing, localisation, and cost efficiency while core engineering, product development, and strategic decision-making typically remained concentrated in headquarters across Europe or North America.
It is quite fair to argue that the model is steadily evolving.
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GCCs are the patent factories driving global innovation
It was at a time when labour costs were competitive, engineering talent was available, and the execution-heavy work could travel across time zones without much friction.
What nobody quite anticipated was that the city, and the country, would eventually become a place where the world’s most sophisticated companies now choose to build. Nearly four decades on, TI has filed patents out of Bengaluru every single year since that founding.
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Karnataka marks 10 years of ELEVATE; Rs 292 crore support to 1,250 startups; 25th call opened
Karnataka government’s Department of Electronics, IT and Biotechnology on May 20 announced the opening of applications for the 25th call under its flagship grant-in-aid programme ELEVATE, marking 10 years of the initiative aimed at supporting early-stage startups.
‘India needs Al to fight Al as cyber threats grow
India’s digital transformation has pushed the country into a new era of cybersecurity risk, where traditional, manual defences may no longer be enough to counter increasingly sophisticated and automated cyberattacks, National Cyber Security Coordinator Navin Kumar Singh said on Tuesday.
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Why neuro-symbolic AI may be more suitable for Indian education
This observation from a veteran Indian educator captures a growing worry across the country. While standard Artificial Intelligence (AI) helps students finish homework faster, it is not always helping them understand the logic behind it. Students are using digital tools that give them the “answer” but hide the “explanation.”
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Standardise documentation for advancing international mobility of skilled workers: Niti Aayog
The think tank also suggested standardising documentation and pre-verification systems.The Aayog, in a working paper titled ‘States Framework: Advancing International Mobility for Skilled Workers’, further said that the government should establish liaison arrangements with destination-country embassies to support standardised visa application processing of Indian skilled workers.The paper also called for providing structured support for form submission, appointment scheduling, biometric requirements, and document compilation.