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Live content soon on Rs 2k phones with no data pack as D2M tech paves wayMobile users in India will soon enjoy live sports, movies, and web series on their phones without needing an internet connection. New devic...- Govt ownership in semiconductor companies may slow innovation, says Tejas Networks EVPParag Naik, CEO of Saankhya Labs and executive vice president at Tejas Networks, was not in favour of government taking an equity stake in ...
- D2M broadcast moving closer to launch in IndiaIndia is nearing the commercial launch of Direct-to-Mobile (D2M) technology, pending final regulatory approvals. This technology, utilizing...
- Make in India initiative to get boost with Direct-to-Mobile phonesAhead of WAVES 2025, Free Stream Technologies, Lava International, and HMD are planning to launch Direct-to-Mobile phones. This technology ...
- US firm ties up with Saankhya Labs for rollout of affordable D2M tech mobilesConsumer trials will be conducted on a variety of D2M devices comprising smartphones, USB dongle accessories, set top boxes and gateways an...
- D2M tech pioneer takes on DoT armThe Telecommunications Engineering Centre (TEC) report has suggested that 3GPP 5G broadcast standards - backed by global chipmakers Qualcom...
- Govt to use Prasar Bharati infra to pilot D2M tech in 19 cities“Launch of a pilot is the first step because there are challenges. While the technology is there, and it can be adopted, but in a device, y...
- TCS to tap global markets for promoting made in India 5G gear: COOTata Consultancy Services (TCS) is looking to promote its locally developed 5G radio network gear in overseas markets, particularly in the ...
- Supply chain risks loom over Tejas. Can strong order book come to rescue?Tejas' top line declined after Q2 of FY22 mainly due to supply chain disruptions because of semiconductor component shortage. Due to this, ...
- Sterlite Technologies expects FY23 revenue to cross $1 billionSTL reported a revenue of ₹5,754 crore for the quarter to March but its profit fell to ₹62 crore from ₹275 crore a year ago.
- Tata Electronics set for semiconductor packaging forayThe company was, however, only scouting the market for a technology partner for advanced packaging and not traditional packaging, which, Ma...
- As Vijay Kedia-owned Tejas Networks plans to be a 5G behemoth, stock hits upper circuit for 4th dayThe Tata Group-owned stock climbed 5 per cent during the trade on Monday, closing in on the 52-week high levels it hit in October last year...
- Tejas Networks zooms 5% as Tata firm to buy 64% stake in Saankhya Labs"Tejas Networks, upon procuring all necessary consents and approvals, also intends to proceed with acquiring the balance 35.60 per cent sha...
- Stocks in the news: NTPC, Tata Steel, HDFC, Tata Motors, CEAT and telcosThe telecom subscriber base in the country declined to 116.94 crore in January this year due to the loss of a 93.22 lakh mobile phone users...
- Tata's Tejas acquires majority stake in semiconductor firm Saankhya LabSaankhya was founded in 2007 by technology entrepreneurs with global experience, and has developed a wide range of system and semiconductor...
- Saankhya Labs adds Mariam Sorond to its Board of AdvisorsAn expert in mobile wireless, fixed, and satellite networks, Sorond previously held the position of Chief Wireless Architect for DISH Netwo...
- For Saankhya Labs CEO, minimalism is the key to effectively work from homeParag Naik's work from home setup is as simple as it can get.
- Indian firm makes electronic chip to help curb call drop, facilitate 5GAll electronic chipsets, considered as the heart of modern devices, have been developed by foreign companies so far.
- Pruthvi, a chip, can connect India's rural population to the internetA tiny chip designed in Bengaluru, the size of a postage stamp, might hold the answer to a goal chased by the likes of Google, Facebook.
- Intel Capital to invest $20 mn in six Indian companiesChip-maker Intel's investment arm, Intel Capital, today said it plans to invest about $ 20 million in six Indian companies.
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