Indian cricketer Nitish Kumar Reddy has transformed his bowling. Inspired by Jofra Archer, his pace has increased significantly. This impro...

IBM and Yotta Data Services are joining forces. They will offer a new agentic AI platform for Indian businesses and government bodies. This...

A struggling Kolkata Knight Riders, yet to secure a win after six matches, face a formidable Rajasthan Royals in an afternoon IPL fixture. ...

To introduce this offering in India, IBM Research has trained Watson Assistant to answer queries in English and Hindi to enable various gov...

Ninety percent of the data collected through IoT devices is not used. It is in form of notes, voice recordings, and images. That is a massi...

Watson, which shot to fame after winning television game show Jeopardy in 2011, is now being used across sectors, including assisting in tr...

Millennials in India are inadequately prepared for their post-retirement life as retirees are facing challenges in form of rising consumeri...

Narayanan said the company is talking to many clients in India, both in the healthcare as well as non-healthcare space, to adopt the techno...

The hospital will adopt IBM’s cognitive computing platform Watson for its oncology division.

'Watson for Oncology' was developed by IBM in association with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK), one of the world's leading can...

Towers Watson has forayed into the employee benefits brokerage space in the country with the acquisition of a stake in Metis Insurance.

With this acquisition, Metis Insurance would now be known as Towers Watson Insurance Brokers India Private Limited, the company said today.

According to the report, the overall funding of total defined benefits liabilities has increased from 80% in 2011 to 86% in 2012.

Watson’s Hotel once played host to India premier of Lumeire Bros’ Cinematograph. Today, all that’s left of its magnificence are the grand i...

Watson’s launch raises questions on India’s third-largest drug company Ranbaxy Laboratories’ revenues from the drug.

Hong Kong-based retailer AS Watson, part of Hutchison Whampoa, has said it won’t enter India unless the government allows 51% FDI in retail.

Li Ka Shing’s romance with the Indian market looks set to continue in the years to come.