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Bharti eyes Karnataka data centre; Sify set to inaugurate new facilityBharti Enterprises has expressed interest in setting up a data centre in Karnataka, industries minister M B Patil said on Wednesday. Patil ...- Inox to acquire Macquarie-owned renewable platform VibrantInox Green Energy is set to acquire Vibrant Energy from Macquarie Asset Management. The deal values Vibrant Energy at $200 million. Vibrant...
- Will Pace Digitek IPO unlock long-term growth for investors?Pace Digitek plans to raise ₹819 crore through an IPO to fund battery energy storage systems, diluting promoter stake to 69.5%. The company...
- Apple gives Tata India iPhone repair business as partnership expands, sources sayTata Group will now manage iPhone and MacBook repairs in India. This expands Tata's role in Apple's supply chain. Tata is taking over from ...
- Taking a look at the Dynamic Business Leaders of 2024The article highlights nine dynamic business leaders who have shown exceptional resilience and strategic thinking in their respective field...
- PM Modi reviews 7 key projects spread across 11 states, UTs worth more than Rs 76,500 crorePrime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a PRAGATI meeting to review progress on seven major projects worth Rs 76,500 crore across 11 states. M...
- Foxconn chief eyes India to outrun China in a game the dragon dominatedHon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn) chairman and CEO, Young Liu, believes that India has the potential to become the 'new manufacturing cent...
- Macquarie puts India clean energy company on the blockVibrant Energy, which primarily sells electricity to corporate and industrial (C&I) customers, operates a renewable energy portfolio of 132...
- Want pongal or kesaribath? Click a button on this machineCloud-based device developed by Mysuru engineering students churns out various dishes based on user's choice.
- Why IT Industry is pinning high hopes on Karnataka’s IT minister Priyank KhargeThe minister, who is learning the ropes at his new job at a fast pace, has this foremost task of figuring things out to speed things up for...
- Karnataka government pulls the plug on public Wi-Fi spots in cityMore than two years after a pilot programme for creating free public Wi-Fi hotspots across the city was launched, it appears the government...
- From station modernisation to FDI ease, 10 things Cabinet said yes to todayCabinet gave nod to several key decisions such as redevelopment of railway stations, intra-state electricity transmission system, Eastern P...
- India’s own silicon valley: Bangalore 3.0 could shape the country’s IT futureAccording to the KIG 2020 study carried out by the Karnataka ICT Group, by 2020 Bangalore will become the largest collection of talent on e...
- India's own silicon valley: Bangalore 3.0 could shape the country's IT and innovation futureThe corresponding numbers today are 9 lakh, 27 lakh and Rs 1.35 lakh cr. This is more than the combined numbers of Chennai and Hyderabad.
- Karnataka to request Centre to restart STPI scheme: SiddaramaiahThe Karnataka govt would request the Centre to restart the software technology parks of India scheme to promote competitiveness.
- Bangalore emerges as Mecca of startups; engineers, customers transforming city into a hub for new businessesEngineers with global work experience, savvy customers and growing pools of early-stage capital, are transforming the city into Silicon Val...
- Bangalore to get 2 free Wi-Fi hot spots, a first for an Indian cityFree wireless internet services are expected to commence in the commercial heart of India's technology capital Bangalore, from next month.
- 'Karnataka has potential to become world's largest tech cluster'Similar smart cities should be developed around emerging cities like Mangalore and Mysore , Mohandas Pai said.
- ICT solutions to transform healthcare, bridge India's rural-urban health divideApollo Hospitals, Asia's largest health care provider, and Cisco today announced an alliance to help transform health care through informat...
- BPOs take tier-II call for new operationsFaced with rising real estate costs, crumbling infrastructure and intense competition for skilled labour, BPO firms are looking at smaller ...
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