Kaspersky, a global cybersecurity company, and Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi), a leader in the field of engineering education and research, today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to work together to support and encourage the growth of cybersecurity related research and educational initiatives at the Institute.
In a separate set of questions related to AI, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) also revealed that the government has constituted seven expert groups to deliberate and prepare a design document on IndiaAI. As explained by MeitY, IndiaAI is an evolving framework which is expected to complement the Ministry s National Program on AI and address specific gaps in the AI ecosystem with respect to funding, research, targeted skilling, infrastructure, institutional capacity etc.
Micron is building products to enable the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, he said. Any companies with compute platforms, for example, Nvidia or Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), on top of their graphics processing units will need strong memory system solutions to make AI workloads work efficiently, he explained.
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The southeast Asian country, which is home to large chip assembling factories including Intel s biggest globally, is trying to expand into chip designing and possibly chipmaking as trade tensions between the United States and China create opportunities for Vietnam in the strategic industry.
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Elets Group LLC., a leading global technology and media research organisation, organised the Elets Spark Stage: Investment Summit & Startup Pitch on December 7, 2023, in collaboration with the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism.
Mumbai has emerged as a hotbed for technology startups in recent years. Known historically as India’s financial and entertainment capital, the coastal city is now making a name for itself in the country’s booming startup ecosystem.
Google said these startups represent cutting-edge AI innovation in India, tackling diverse challenges, including discovering antibodies, detecting identity fraud, helping small and medium businesses to reach more customers, reduce developers’ repetitive work, and focus on building solutions that use artificial intelligence to address “systemic challenges”.
Saudi tech startups Omniful and Blink led dealmaking in the Middle East region in the first week of December. Both raised early-stage funding from well-known venture capital firms including 500 Global and VentureSouq.
Funding in India’s tech startup ecosystem in 2023 has been the lowest in the last five years. It received $7 billion in 2023, bringing India’s global ranking one point down— from fourth to fifth. FinTech, retail, and enterprise applications were the top-performing sectors in 2023 till date.
MetaShop is a startup that specialises in 3D content creation for e-commerce, gaming, real estate, and more, while Fundament develops AI solutions that address real-world challenges, particularly in the financial services and travel sector. While the internal selection announcements were completed in late October, both startups were officially facilitated at a Google for Startups event in Bangalore on November 30.
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