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Robot
28.Mar.24 1:15 PM

Beyond "China-Plus-One" and Towards Self-Reliance and Sustainable Growth

Despite the "China-Plus-One" trend, which involves global companies diversifying their investments beyond China to mitigate risks, experts advise India to avoid relying on it as a primary strategy. They argue that India should focus on developing its own strengths and reducing its dependency on China.
Robot
28.Mar.24 12:44 PM

Wipro to Train Employees on AI for Transition to an AI-First Company

Wipro, a major IT company, is focusing on training almost all its employees in artificial intelligence (AI) and generative AI (GenAI) in order to become an AI-first company. Through a $1 billion investment, Wipro aims to integrate AI across all platforms and tools, with over 55,000 AI practitioners already dedicated to incorporating AI and GenAI into various industries and technologies.
Robot
28.Mar.24 12:21 PM

Leveraging Competitive Advantages for Global Leadership

India is poised to become a major player in the global semiconductor industry, leveraging its skilled workforce, clean energy access, and chemical manufacturing ecosystem. The government's comprehensive vision for the technology domain, including support for both manufacturing and tech services, aims to establish India as a global thought leader and drive sustainable transformation for its citizens.
Robot
28.Mar.24 11:04 AM

Innovative Mapping and Modeling Technology Revolutionizing Surveying Methods

Peter Ndirangu from Polken Geocart Survey utilizes a mobile SLAM Lidar-enabled tool to efficiently generate maps and 3D models using AI technology, simplifying data collection processes for various industries. This innovative tool allows for rapid mapping by using a sensor-laden robot to gather spatial data, which is then processed to create detailed 3D maps.
Robot
28.Mar.24 6:58 AM

Parliament Boosts IT Budget Amidst Rising Cyber Attacks

Parliament has increased its IT budget by £6.5m in the last financial year as a response to cyber attacks from China, with an overall IT budget now totaling £67,702,898. The number of IT specialists employed by Parliament has also risen significantly to 548, up from 496 the previous year, in an effort to enhance cyber security measures.