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CDAC Bengaluru to host 30-petaflop supercomputer: IT SecyIndia’s National Supercomputing Mission (NSM) has so far established more than 37 supercomputers with a total capacity of 40 petaflops acro...- AI is an energy guzzler, so can it drive sustainability? Kyndryl’s Faith Taylor answersWhile technology is being leveraged heavily by organisations and countries across the globe for sustainability goals, including India, ther...
- Sony's PS5 Pro to give India a missSony Playstation 5 Pro will not launch in India. The console uses Wi-Fi 7 which needs the 6GHz band. India has not yet allowed the 6GHz ban...
- Sony PlayStation 5 Pro launch in India cancelled due to 6GHzSony's PlayStation 5 Pro, incorporating Wi-Fi 7 technology, will not be released in India due to regulatory hurdles surrounding the 6GHz sp...
- 5G rollout in India is taking place at a very rapid pace: Telecom secretaryIt (rollout) is growing at a very rapid pace. The fact that within a period of six months, telecom service providers (TSPs) have been able ...
- Bengaluru taps its HAM community to tackle Covid-19 spreadKnown informally as HAM radio operators, these hobbyists use wireless radio sets and antennas - both static as well as mobile -- to interac...
- Trai broadens scope of telecom infra providersThe sector regulator also recommended that tower service providers, under their expanded scope of operations, be allowed to own, establish,...
- The Soli radar chip on Pixel 4 is stopping it from coming to IndiaThe Soli chip uses spectrum in the 60 GHz frequency range, which is currently not available for commercial use as per government regulation...
- Smartphone app helps early detection of autismNew York, Nov 13 (IANS) Scientists have developed a new smartphone app that tracks eye movement to determine, in less than a minute, if a c...
- Deployment of E&V bands, delicensing V band way forward for digitised India: BIFThe delegates to the summit also deliberated on the surge of the data usage and the consequent impact it has on the legacy networks and the...
- Here's why we should be building killer robotsAutonomous weapons would take human soldiers out of the line of fire and reduce the number of casualties. Robots would be better soldiers.
- Narayana Murthy's son Rohan Murty shows way to optimize spectrum useThe latest from Rohan Murty, a junior fellow at Society of Fellows at Harvard University, is about a software algorithm that he and two col...
- World's most powerful MRI scanner developedThe MRI scanner equipped with a superconducting magnet will offer unprecedented images of the human brain when it is fully developed next y...
- Was power grid failure a 'normal accident'?The enquiry committee into the 2 massive power failure said that no single factor was responsible for grid disturbances on 30th and 31st Ju...
- Nanoresonators to improve cell phone connectivityNow, you can avoid the nuisance of dropped calls and slow downloads with the help of tiny mechanical devices that can improve the performan...
- Social network sites can predict links even between non-members: StudyAccording to the study, it is possible for a social network site predict the links between any two people, both of whom may not be on the s...
- Spectrum auctions and mobile technologyThe government and regulators must ensure that bids do not go awry, finally affecting the customers and broadband penetration.
- WiMax players make beeline for India to set up software centresAfter making itself an attractive destination for both mobile networks manufacturing and related R&D, the country looks set to offer simila...
- ISPs cry foul over WiMAX spectrumInternet Service Providers (ISPs) like Sify and Spectranet are up in arms following the government's decision to take back the 2.5 GHz WiMA...
- Intel to drive internet mobility with Santa Rosa microchipsIntel, the world’s largest chip-maker, on Wednesday announced here that it would unleash a family of new chipsets in May to enable quicker ...
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