Technology

Indo-Norwegian Ocean Cooperation The India and Norway have signed a Letter of Intent confirming that they will develop a new framework for collaboration on Integrated Ocean Management and Research. The LoI was signed by Norwegian Ambassador to India Nina Rør,...

Tabled: Swedish-Indian MoUs Minister for Road Transport & Highways Nitin Gadkari has taken note of the recent products and innovations by the Swedish Automotive Safety Supplier ‘Autoliv’ in Stockholm on 18 Feb 2020. The Minister also visited E-highway Test-bed Demonstration...

Updated technology infra at new studio PTW, the industry-leading video games and tech services outsourcer from San Francisco, has opened new studio in Bangalore to better fit market demands. “We launched our first site in India eight years ago. Since...

The Indian media & entertainment industry is poised for rapid transformation in the digital era and Eros India, with its strong legacy and is all set to take advantage of the enormous market opportunities ahead, said Pradeep Dwivedi who was...

Honeywell and Tech Mahindra have teamed up to build “Factories of the Future”, capitalizing on digital transformation, 5G, Industry 4.0, software capabilities and engineering expertise to enable customers in the manufacturing industry to scale-up even faster.

Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) and Tech Mahindra are to design and build cutting edge Digital Solutions for Aerospace and Defense.

India needs an estimated Rs.7 lakh crore for the digital infrastructure upgrade as it is significantly behind in the global digital readiness indices and requires significant infrastructure re-haul for 5G adoption, said a report.

To usher in the next level of growth for the automobile sector, the US$57 billion industry has to be a technology leader and not a follower.

Most of the two-wheeler sharing startup-companies are in talks with various individuals and group companies for funds, said the "Indian Two-Wheeler Sharing Market Research Report" released on 7 Feb 2020.

More than 120 MoUs between Defence Public Sector Units (DPSUs), private and global defence manufacturing companies were signed, for estimated Rs.50,000 crore investment in India.