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Zoho-backed chip startup Netrasemi launches its first chip, eyes commercial production next yearThe use cases for A2000 include surveillance through drones and CCTVs, robotics, intelligent video gateways and industrial automation. The ...- Zoho-backed Netrasemi launches first AI chip, begins customer trialsKerala-based Netrasemi, backed by Zoho, has successfully tested its A2000 AI chip, now production-ready for edge devices. Early trials are ...
- Portugal eyes bigger role in India’s infrastructure, manufacturing push as trade ties deepenPortugal's Minister of State for Economy, João Rui Ferreira, expressed readiness to contribute to India's infrastructure goals, highlightin...
- Automotive, fintech, smart meters driving IoT biz in India: AirtelHarish Laddha, chief executive - emerging business at Airtel, told ET that the telco has cornered an around 52.8% share in the Indian IoT m...
- Reliance Jio in talks with OEMs to launch IoT servicesJio’s pan-India IoT network—based on narrowband IoT technology—is already operational. It was launched in partnership with South Korean ele...
- India needs norms for 5G NextGen IoT devices, but framing those won't be easySecurity experts warned that IoT devices – be it a smart TV, fridge or a washing machine – would be much more vulnerable in a 5G context si...
- Samsung keen on bringing more connected devices in IndiaSamsung expects the demand for internet-connected appliances to grow as 5G is rolled out going forward.
- Qualcomm, MediaTek eye India's Internet of Things marketAnalysts said NB-IoT reduces device complexity, enhances battery life to several years and enables deeper coverage to reach sensors and met...
- Qualcomm, MediaTek eye slice of India’s Internet of Things marketIn India, Qualcomm is collaborating its device partners to serve both consumer and industrial IoT segments, across applications.
- India needs alliances among stakeholders to drive IoT: Harmeen MehtaThe Indian government is currently trying to push the smart city concept through its project under which 100 such cities will be developed.
- Tata Communications plans to launch 50-million IoT devices by 2022The company plans to launch a staggering 50 million such devices by 2022, with the aim of capturing 10-15 per cent of the market
- Indian IoT market value to touch $9 bn by 2020IoT refers to the devices, other than computers and smartphones, connected to the Internet. Deloitte estimates the current number of such d...
- Existing search engines won't support Internet of Things: ExpertsLondon, Nov 25 (IANS) Internet search mechanisms will need to change to support the Internet of Things (IoT) whereby billions of devices wi...
- The Internet of Things: An opportunity for India on the road to 5GJust as reduced smartphone costs were necessary to drive rapid adoption in India, IoT device costs have also been a barrier to IoT growth.
- Gartner report predicts spurt in Internet of Things usage by 2016IoT is the network of physical objects or "things" embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and network connectivity.
- HCL Technologies partners IBM for 'Internet of Things'The two companies will also set up an incubation centre in Noida to develop these solutions for the chosen industries.
- India's first Internet of Things policy to focus on Zero Defect, Zero EffectTo make manufacturing of in India such products more attractive, the government will offer up to 100% duty benefit on imports of raw materi...
- IoT: Hottest technology to watch out for in 2015Gartner, Intel and Sapient Global Markets highlights that 2015 will witness the emergence of a plethora of Internet of Things (IoT) based p...
- IoT seeks diverse skills, engages 40% software engineersCurrently, the Indian government is working on an ambitious plan to create $15 billion IoT industry in the next six years.
- Government aims to make $15 billion Internet of Things industry in India by 2020Internet of Things, or IoT, can be loosely described as a network of inter-connected devices that can be accessed through the Internet.
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