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Campus incubators hoping for the next million-dollar startupTaking cue from IIT Madras, several colleges are deepening their footprints across India’s burgeoning startup ecosystem, upgrading their in...- Capgemini’s $3.3 billion WNS deal; Musk’s American PartyFrench IT major Capgemini will acquire Indian-origin BPO firm WNS in a $3.3 billion cash deal. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- India's first Hyperloop test track, designed for 1,100 kmph speed, gets ready at IIT Madras, Ashwini Vaishnaw shares videoIndia's first Hyperloop test track is ready. IIT Madras and TuTr built the 410-meter track. The Avishkar Hyperloop team aims to create a va...
- ETtech in-depth: Is India still playing catch-up with China and the US in quantum computing?India launched the National Quantum Mission with a budget of over Rs 6,003 crore last year. In 2023, China reportedly invested $15 billion,...
- How India is preparing for 6G revolution which will transform connectivity as we know itIndia is preparing for the arrival of 6G wireless broadband technology, with commercial deployment expected around 2030. 6G networks will o...
- IIT Madras’s race car team to make electric debutMultidisciplinary team building cars, for the first time, built an electric variant - RFR23, specifications of which will be disclosed at l...
- IIT-M projects aim to reduce dropouts, improve learningResearchers are working on projects that use AI to detect and improve learning patterns.
- We started with the vision to make energy sector safe and efficient: Detect Technologies CEO Daniel DavidDetect Technologies shared the roof at IIT Madras’s Incubation Cell with three other contenders in the category - HyperVerge, Maximl Labs a...
- Online platform DocsApp raises Rs 8 crore from investorsDocsApp, an online platform that links doctors with patients, has raised Rs 8 crore ($1.2 million) from investors including Anand Rajaraman...
- How English-speaking skills are keeping Indian engineers away from their dream jobsA study has found that an overwhelming 97 per cent of engineers in the country cannot speak English, required for jobs in corporate sales a...
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