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ChrysCapital to take minority stake in Linux laboratoriesLinux Laboratories has secured $70 million in equity funding from ChrysCapital and Tata Capital Healthcare Fund III. This investment involv...- Tata Capital Healthcare Fund to exit Linux Laboratories as ChrysCapital buys 20-25% stakePrivate equity firm ChrysCapital is set to acquire a significant stake in Linux Laboratories. This deal will see existing investor Tata Cap...
- China's open-source bout is changing AIAmerica's attempt to contain China's AI ambitions may have altered the industry, accelerating a shift towards open models, cheaper intellig...
- AI's future could be 'open-source' or closed. Tech giants are divided as they lobby regulatorsFacebook parent Meta and IBM on Tuesday launched a new group called the AI Alliance that's advocating for an "open science" approach to AI ...
- IIT-Madras creates ‘Shakti’, India’s first microprocessorIndia’s first indigenous microprocessor may soon power your mobile phones and surveillance cameras. ‘Shakti’, developed by IIT-Madras, will...
- CBI gets specialised lab to decode Apple devicesThe specialised lab is focussed on extracting information from Apple devices using forensic softwares from devices such as iMAc, Mac book p...
- CBI gets specialised laboratory to decode Apple devicesThe new lab, at the CBI academy in Ghaziabad, will be fully equipped with latest workstations and softwares to decode the digital informati...
- Linux OS is no longer a geeks-only zone and good for a normal userThere's an image associated with Linux that can be frightening. But over the past 20 years, some massive steps have been taken to make the ...
- ‘Think market share, not revenues’Prabhakar Raghavan, Yahoo’s chief scientist spoke to ET about how Yahoo! is using the interface between computer science and social science...
- CSIR launches collaborative research for anti-TB drugsIndia today launched a unique collaborative programme to discover drugs for infectious diseases common to the developing countries.
- Tata's supercomputer Eka is fastest in AsiaThe Tata Group has developed the fourth-fastest supercomputer in the world and the fastest in Asia. Thinking of buying a new computer?
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