The innovation and startup ecosystem is strongly positioned to find solutions to challenges facing the world today, India s G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant said on Monday, asserting there is no shortage of funds for good startups with strong business models.
Even as the broader startup ecosystem grapples with a slowdown in funding , firms operating in the climate tech space seem to have piqued the interest of investors. For instance, Avaana Capital recently raised Rs70 million for its first climate and sustainability fund.
Rahul Yadav whizzing past Bandra-Worli Sea Link in his Maybach on a drizzly weekend. And all this while investigations on potential financial fraud are underway in their startups. For founders of startups facing investigations over excessive and unexplained spending.
The ransomware attack on the AllIndia Institute of Medical Sciences prompted the government to formulate a national cybersecurity response framework (NCRF), India s former national cybersecurity coordinator has said.
This leads to increased exposure to cyber risks and attacks. This concern has been the driving force behind San Jose, Californiabased Zscaler s passion to create a safer and more secure environment for conducting businesses.
As part of Beijing s efforts to bolster cybersecurity. the revised legislation, which was endorsed at the country s legislature in April, newly covers cyberattacks on state organizations and key infrastructure by spying entities and their agents.
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The Indian tech sector, including IT services, was projected to touch Rs245 billion in revenue in FY23, as per Nasscom s Strategic Review 2023. In his investor note, Ankur Rudra, head of APAC telecoms and India TMT research at JP Morgan, said project delays and cancellations are likely to persist in the June and September quarters, thus leading to a weak phase ahead.
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OpenLearning Bharat, with its indemand courses in Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Machine Learning, Cybersecurity, and more, aims to bridge the gap and empower students from all backgrounds.
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The platform offers a diverse range of highly soughtafter courses, including Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Machine Learning, Cybersecurity, and more. These courses have gained significant popularity due to their relevance in today s digital age and the growing demand for professionals in these fields.
Notable among the fundings was Blackpoint Cyber , a leading, technologyfocused cybersecurity company providing its advanced security suite via managed service providers (MSPs), receiving a Rs190 million growth investment led by Bain Capital Tech Opportunities.
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