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RBI panel to evaluate impact of quantum tech in financeThe Reserve Bank of India has formed an eight-member committee to explore quantum technology's role in finance. Headed by an IIT Madras pro...- RBI to examine role of quantum technology in strengthening financial sectorThe Reserve Bank of India is forming an expert committee to study quantum technology's role in finance. This new technology could revolutio...
- IIT-Madras becomes first Indian institution to join IBM Quantum NetworkResearchers from IIT-Madras will work on research in the application of quantum computing with support from IBM Research India across domai...
- Inside IIT Madras’ deep-tech startup incubatorWith 240 startups valued at Rs 10,500 crore incubated over eight years, IIT Madras is India’s hi-tech haven.
- How a patient changed the way engineering is used in Indian ophthalmologyRichhariya first asked Sangwan about corneal dystrophy, the genetic disease he was suffering from, where unwanted material gets accumulated...
- Innovating to help those with disabilitiesWhile most startups bypass those who are disabled, a clutch of entrepreneurs has set aside cash and raised funds to build apps and devices ...
- Government plans much-needed push for technology incubation centresTechnology incubation centres are generally slow to grow and mature, but the government is now planning to provide some much-needed help.
- Four Indian-Americans selected to US National Academy of EngineeringFour Indian-Americans have been selected to the prestigious US NAE to be part of its new list of 80 members for their valuable contribution...
- Now, IITs become fertile ground for faculty startupsDozens of faculty members from IITs in Bombay, Delhi, Madras, Kharagpur and Hyderabad are working on startups either by themselves or with ...
- Gujarat without Narendra Modi: What happens to the state, now that he is PM?Anandiben cannot expect help from BJP national president Amit Shah, her one-time colleague in the Gujarat ministry, because they don’t see ...
- Sunday ET: Loyalty programmes: Are points that consumers stockpile juicy enough to keep them coming back?While marketers emphasise the need for points, they have also realised they have to think beyond points to get their customers to stick wit...
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