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PM Modi’s high stakes push for sovereign AI faces reality checkIndia is striving to build its own artificial intelligence capabilities, aiming for self-reliance and global export. However, the nation fa...- AI agents to become centre of digital life: Qualcomm CEOQualcomm envisions a future where autonomous AI agents will manage tasks independently across devices, shifting the digital experience away...
- Jio revamps mega IPO; DailyObjects lines up fresh capitalReliance Industries is revamping Jio Platforms’ IPO plans amid investor disagreements over valuation. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- Asus eyes India AI boom, in talks to supply high-end compute servers beyond PCsTaiwanese tech giant Asus is boosting its AI server supply in India. The company is in talks with the government and local hyperscalers for...
- Samsung laptop production at Noida plant to meet India requirement onlySamsung is now manufacturing laptops in India. The production is happening at a Noida factory. Initially, the laptops will cater to the Ind...
- MSI joins hands with Syrma SGS to manufacture laptops for Indian marketSyrma SGS Technology is set to manufacture MSI laptops for the Indian market at its Chennai facility. This partnership aligns with MSI's ‘M...
- Taiwanese laptop maker MSI begins India manufacturing with Chennai facilityThere will be two locally-produced laptop models - the MSI Modern 14 and MSI Thin 15. The company said in a statement that in order to enha...
- Taiwanese laptop maker MSI begins India manufacturing with Chennai facilityTaiwanese laptop manufacturer MSI launched its first India manufacturing facility in Chennai. Initially producing the Modern 14 and Thin 15...
- Government likely to review laptop import management system in SeptemberAccording to a senior official, the government aims to check whether companies made any efforts towards making in India.
- Corning JV signs pact with Tamil Nadu govt for glass-making unitCorning with its joint venture partner Optiemus Infracom will set up the facility at an investment of Rs 1,003 crore, with a potential to c...
- Thomson to consider exporting India-made products to global mkts; to enter domestic laptop segmentThomson, the consumer electronics company owned by Technicolor SA, is planning to enter the laptop market in India within the next two quar...
- Behind Apple no-show: Low laptop, tablet sales in IndiaThe decision is also because Apple does not invest in manufacturing facilities itself and works with global electronic contract manufacture...
- Why did the govt ban imports of laptops, computers? How will it help india? Here are all the answersIndia has imposed import restrictions on laptops, tablets, and some types of computers with immediate effect, citing security reasons and t...
- Dixon jumps 4% after tying up with Acer for laptop manufacturingBoth companies unveiled the plan in a joint statement on Wednesday, saying that the facility would have the capacity to manufacture up to 5...
- Dixon forays into ICT hardware; set to open factory in southern IndiaThe home-grown electronics manufacturing services (EMS) player, which already produces smart TVs, LED lighting, washing machines and mobile...
- Asus planning to make India its home market for smartphones"We would be doubling our marketing budget this year, from 2-3% of revenue, because we want to have 5% market share," Chang said.
- Asus to make smartphones in India; partners FoxconnThe co, which will kickstart manufacturing operations with Zenfone 2 Laser followed by ZenFone Go, aims to manufacture 1.5 lakh smartphones...
- Dell expects India biz to touch billion-dollar markPC major Dell expects its India business to touch a billion dollars next year.
- HP to invest Rs 100 crore in Uttranchal unitHewlett Packard (HP) is investing about Rs 100 crore in a new computer manufacturing facility at Pantnagar in Uttranchal.
- No hit to sales, claim IT majorsAcer and HCL are rushing to reassure their customers in India that recall would not impact their brand of laptops.
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