India is implementing a new cloud policy for government data. Sensitive information like Aadhaar and UPI will be hosted on secure, governme...

The amendments to the IT Act has the potential to cause convulsions in the social media industry, as the new laws slash the timeline to tak...

Major tech players like Microsoft, OpenAI, and Google are scrutinizing India's recent policy that requires clear labeling of AI-generated p...

India's data centre industry opposes the government's proposed certification scheme, citing concerns over duplication and misalignment with...

Sunil Gupta, chief executive of Yotta Data Services, which has placed a purchase order of 16,000 H100 GPUs from Nvidia and went live with 4...

In its response to the notice sent by the IT ministry, YouTube said it had removed over 94,000 channels and over 2.5 million videos for vio...

In today's world, cyber security has become synonymous with information technology. During Covid-19, the world witnessed an increase in cyb...

With large fund houses now nursing bruises to their public tech portfolios in the US, private equity and sovereign wealth funds have sensed...

The ministry said the extension was provided after MSMEs, data centres, VPS, VPN, and cloud service providers sought time to “build capacit...

India’s data centre industry, though growing at a fast clip and soon to get infra status, is facing quite a few pain points, including powe...

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) had in September last year mandated that government departments and min...

India's Information Technology Act may have been rendered irrelevant by the pervasive growth of smartphones and social media, while the adv...

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has claimed complete jurisdiction to regulate cloud service providers such as Amazon Web Services...

The Draft Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018, which mandates storing of critical personal user data within the territory of India, or data...

MeitY now says that companies – and not a government repository – should hold and monetise public data.

Indian tech firms support most of the proposals while American players call the rules arbitrary

Microsoft, which is also a prospective bidder for the Government e-Marketplace (GeM), has written to several government departments includi...