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Infosys has signed a ten-year agreement with American footwear company Crocs to modernise IT and business systems across operations in more than 85 countries. The deal covers automation and data unification to reduce costs.
Former Google India and Nokia Networks executive Randeep Raina takes charge of Ericsson's engagement with Vodafone Idea as the carrier pursues network modernisation and 5G expansion.
Varsha Ashok Aglawe has become the first woman to head the Geological Survey of India in its 176-year history. The palaeontologist takes charge as the 54th director general with a mandate to accelerate critical mineral exploration.
Growing adoption of open-weight models and cheaper alternatives is reshaping enterprise AI spending as companies seek measurable returns on investment.
India's National Quantum Mission has achieved more than half of its targeted outcomes within three years of its 2023 launch. Union minister Jitendra Singh said AI, nuclear, space and quantum technologies will determine future growth and global competitiveness.
Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath met Google Cloud CTO Tarun Pant and executives from WestBridge Capital, Accel, InMobi, Nvidia and Blackstone in Bengaluru to discuss AI, investment and startup development.
F5 has acquired SurePath AI and launched a security platform to help enterprises discover and govern AI applications, including unauthorised shadow AI tools adopted without organisational approval.
Bihar's Department of Information Technology and C-DAC Patna conduct workshop for Departmental Information Security Officers (DISOs) to boost cyber resilience, strengthen data protection and promote secure digital governance.
The Digital India BHASHINI Division has signed an MoU with Assam to integrate AI-powered translation services into state government platforms and startup programmes, enabling access in Assamese and local languages.
Pune-based Speedioo has raised ₹10 crore in seed funding led by Atomic Capital to expand its used two-wheeler platform across India. The company has sold over 4,000 vehicles and crossed ₹30 crore in GMV while remaining profitable.
