Why an outrage over India’s Data Protection Bill 2018?
India has attempted to create a complex new legal framework for data protection in a much shorter period than it took Europe to…
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Nasscom partners with Hiroshima govt for Japan-India IT corridor
IT industry body Nasscom has said it has signed a letter of intent with the Hiroshima government to work together in creating…
Industrial policy may leverage Blockchain to digitise land records for easy loans to MSMEs
The proposed industrial policy may suggest leveraging of blockchain technology to digitise land records to enable MSMEs to access…
Govt frees spectrum for Wi-Fi, 5G services in 5 Ghz band from licence
The government under Bharat Net project is planning to roll out 1 crore Wi-Fi hotspots in the country in rural area. Besides, it…
Synechron launches AI Data Science Accelerators for BFSI sector
Financial services consulting and technology services provider Synechron has announced the launch of its AI Data Science…
Mphasis and BAE Systems launch global CoE in Fraud Detection and Anti-Money Laundering
The partnership will see the formation of a Centre of Excellence, a virtual team created to deliver BAE Systems’ anti-money…
Aiming to disrupt the global remittances market
Fintech startup InstaReM, which had humble beginnings in 2014, today powers local payments to more than 55 countries. With over…
The power of AI for data centers
With the combination of cloud (for storing and analysing huge amount of data) and IoT (for capturing huge number of data across…
7 digital disruptions CIOs may not see coming, according to Gartner
Quantum computing
Quantum computing (QC) is a type of non-classical computing that is based on the quantum state of subatomic…
Most firms claim to be well-equipped to deal with rising cyberattacks: Fico
Most companies expect cyber attacks to increase over next one year, but claim they are well-equipped to deal with any kind of data…