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South Korea, Taiwan leapfrog India, but the race was lost decades agoSouth Korea and Taiwan have surged ahead of India in global stock markets, driven by AI-powered semiconductor booms. Their success stems fr...- While Europe negotiated FTA, this startup was already hosting India's internet economyA new trade deal between India and Europe opens doors for businesses. However, companies like Hostinger from Lithuania already found succes...
- From $22 billion to zero: Success, not failure, brought Byju downByju's, once a $22 billion edtech giant, has collapsed. Founder Byju Raveendran faces jail for contempt. The company's downfall stems from ...
- FirstCry, Slice’s FY26 numbers; Nilekani’s Fundamentum eyes deeptech pushFirstCry parent cut its losses in the March quarter on tightened costs. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- From users to builders: How AI and low-code are rewriting who builds softwareCitizen development and AI-driven “vibe coding” are reshaping how software is built inside organisations, shifting creation power from IT t...
- India leapfrogged in mobile internet, same is going to be true for AI: Qualcomm CEOQualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon sees India ready to lead in artificial intelligence. He compares this to India's past success with mobile inter...
- Google Play, Android fuel Rs 4 lakh crore app revenue, economy boost in India during 2024: ReportGoogle Play and Android significantly boosted India's economy in 2024, generating an estimated Rs 4 lakh crore for app publishers and relat...
- Xiaomi aims to ship 70 crore devices in next 10 years versus 35 crore in previous 10The second-largest selling smartphone company in India will further look at expanding manufacturing partnerships for enhanced local value a...
- CCI ruling against Google a step towards next phase of digital revolution: Indus OSIndus OS Co-founder and CEO Rakesh Deshmukh said that the CCI ruling against Google very clearly encourages software innovation, which will...
- IMC 2020: RIL chairman Mukesh Ambani calls for urgent steps for 5G, smartphone roll-out in India"In order to maintain this lead, policy steps are needed to accelerate early rollout of 5G, and to make it affordable and available everywh...
- View: Future of democracy is literally in India's handsGiven the current mass regression into fantasy, it seems almost immaterial who wins elections next month.
- ET GBS 2019: Smartphone revolution’s opening up high-growth opportunities for IndiansHaving evolved at a swift pace, internet is also the birthplace of viral hoax messages and calls leading to mob violence and scams.
- SuperVOOC, 5G phones, AI Ultraclear Engine: Oppo gears up to bring bigger, better updatesSuperVOOC is a quick, reliable and long-lasting charging technology.
- Micromax prepares to cash in on 3G-to-4G shiftMicromax said that it is in discussions with ‘leading 4G service providers’ for bundled-service offers but however refused to reveal the op...
- Rural India poised for a mobile revolution as customers upgrade to smartphonesMicromax expects as much as 80% of its smartphone revenue to come from 4G-enabled devices by 2017 and expects the shift to 4G to be much fa...
- Getting ready for the next revolution - Internet of EverythingLooking ahead, we believe that nearly every piece of electronics will adopt some form of smartphone technology - helping create the Interne...
- Smartphone-type education system needed: Rahul GandhiRahul Gandhi added India's education system was more certification-oriented rather than knowledge-oriented.
- Refarm spectrum for data revolution, release 700-800 MHz for wireless dataThe new rates are still lower than the floor prices adopted for earlier rounds of failed auctions. But pricing is not the only thing that n...
- The Smartphone Phenomenon: Get smarter as you own itA camera-equipped smartphone in rural India can empower a citizen against police atrocities in a way he has never been in the past six deca...
- Nokia's D Shivakumar quits after eight-year stintD Shivakumar, Nokia’s operations head for India, West Asia and Africa, has decided to quit after an eventful eight years.
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