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Startup investing in India: Why angel investing is high-risk, illiquid, and suitable only for patient investors with diversified portfoliosIndian startup investing, once fueled by easy money, now demands caution due to market volatility and inherent risks. While success stories...- Early-stage angel investing platform IPV launches $110 million international fund from GIFT CityIPV International will invest between $100,000 and $1 million per startup. The fund said on Thursday that it has already made its first inv...
- DoT fixes December 2022 deadline for transition to new IP addressesThe IP address is used for identifying and connecting various devices and servers onto the internet. The demand for IPv6 addresses has incr...
- NIXI unveils three new initiatives to create awareness about IPv6National Internet Exchange of India (NIXI) has launched NIXI Academy, IP Guru and NIXI-IP-INDEX to educate technical and non-technical peop...
- India becomes largest IPv6 subscriber, seeks self-reliance in Internet domainIndia ranked No. 1 in IPv6 with nearly 60% adoption, followed by Belgium (58%). Thanks to Reliance Jio's greenfield network that holds 91.8...
- India can now create Aatmanirbhar secured internetThe DoT had released the first and second roadmap to roll out IPv6 addresses in the country in 2010 and 2012 which can grant several trilli...
- After India, other South East Asian countries opting for fractional doses of IPV: WHOWHO said that India became the first country globally to introduce fractional doses of IPV in childhood immunisation programme in eight sta...
- Sanofi Pasteur launches injectable inactivated polio vaccineSanofi Pasteur, the vaccines division of Sanofi, today announced launch of ShanIPV, an injectable inactivated polio vaccine (IPV).
- Kerala rolls out roadmap for IPv6 deploymentKerala state IT Mission has floated tenders for the implementation of IPv6, to migrate the functioning of Internet to IPv6.
- Indian companies yet to upgrade to new internet address formatOperators offering Net connections and network devices will need to move to new format as IPv4 addresses are scarce.
- Government unveils roadmap for use of new internet addressesAll government organisations should have a plan to shift to a network that supports new version of internet addresses, IPv6, by 2017-end, T...
- Shifting to new internet standard IPv6 puts pressure on cash strapped telecom firmsTelcos are waiting for momentum in demand, which is faltering India is yet to make much progress despite starting as early as in 2008.
- RBI asks payment operators to move to IPv6The Reserve Bank today asked all payment system operators to take necessary actions for migrating to the latest version of Internet Protoco...
- New version of Internet addresses available in IndiaThe Internet addresses under the present version IPv4, are limited and service providers often assign single IP address to many users, maki...
- RBI asks banks to migrate to latest version of web protocolThe Reserve Bank today asked the banks to migrate to the latest version of Internet Protocol IPv6 from IPv4, preferably by December 2012.
- India racing against time to adopt new web address system IPv6India is working against a ticking clock to adopt IPv6, the new web addressing system, as the present addressing system has run out of inte...
- New internet protocol allows trillions of new web addressesInternet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) system is necessary to prevent the Internet running out of available addresses for new devices like the ...
- Government websites to move to IPv6 by year endThe government today said it expects that by December this year all its websites will move to the latest format of Internet addressing syst...
- Lack of IPv6 networks may lead to IPv4 blackmarketingThe World IPv6 day, saw about 400 websites such as Yahoo, Google Search, YouTube, Facebook which experimented with the upcoming protocol fo...
- New Internet protocol creates challengesLack of awareness coupled with new vulnerabilities are likely to create security problems, experts say.
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