With the increase in cybercrimes in Karnataka, the Cabinet on Thursday approved the Karnataka Cyber Security Policy, 2023. It aims at strengthening capabilities of the State government and the IT industry in checking rising cases of cybercrime.
Cabinet approves cyber security policy – The Hindu Read More »
In this exclusive video interview, we were able to sit down with Shankar Krishnamoorthy, general manager of the EDA business at Synopsys, at the company’s new headquarters in Sunnyvale, California, to talk about the trends and opportunities in EDA from the AI boom.
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We always took out Bone china or ceramics for guests and never served them in stainless steel, which we used otherwise on an everyday basis,” says Madhumita Ghosh, 42, who lives in Delhi.
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Chip maker Nvidia has unveiled a new AI chip built for accelerated computing and to handle the world s most complex generative AI workloads, spanning large language models, recommender systems, and vector databases.
Nvidia unveils new chip for accelerated computing, generative AI – Orissa Post Read More »
TIME recently covered a brilliant piece on how the rural market is contributing to the development of AI systems such as ChatGPT and alike, where it not only highlighted the rising demand for training datasets in one s own native language, but emphasised the need for more inclusive solutions.
Turning Rural India into Data Mining Hubs – Analytics India Mag Read More »
As a brand that believes in nurturing the aspirations of young digital natives, TECNO is excited to join forces with ‘India’s Got Talent,’ a platform that is synonymous with discovering hidden talent from across the country and placing them in the spotlight.
SecurEyes, a global leader in cybersecurity solutions, and the esteemed IDAPT Hub Foundation at IIT (BHU) Varanasi have announced an exciting and collaborative partnership aimed at propelling research and technology development in the realms of Cybersecurity, and academia.
The new office will also enable Okta to work closely with Indian policy makers and educational institutions, so that it can deliver better customer value and play a bigger role in developing cybersecurity talent in the country. Okta will also be partaking in more large deployments, and developing integrations that are more tailored to Indian enterprises needs.
Shweta will lead the strategy team in the Bengaluru office, leveraging her leadership skills and comprehensive funnel approach. Meanwhile, Punit will take charge in the Gurugram office, spearheading strategic thinking on vital accounts and establishing an integrated strategy team to enhance client support.
Dentsu Creative India announces senior level appointments – Afaqs Read More »
For this, Rennis charges up to Rs 700 per student per year from lowcost private schools. For government schools, they do not charge any amount and manage expenses through CSR donations. But there have been times when he had to borrow from his friends to run the startup.
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