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Siddaramaiah gives push for AI in Karnataka BudgetNoting that Karnataka is the first state to introduce the Global Capability Center (GCC) Policy, CM Siddaramaiah said, as a result of the p...- Karnataka approves AI centre of excellence to drive deeptech innovation in BengaluruKarnataka has cleared the launch of a new artificial intelligence centre in Bengaluru to boost AI use and deeptech innovation. The facility...
- Future of manufacturing is phygital as human-robot collaboration rises: Twyn’s Avi DahiyaAs manufacturing in India is quickly adapting new-age technologies, a Noida-based company is working to accelerate the adoption of Industry...
- Identify robotics use cases in government departments, PSUs: NasscomNasscom pointed out that while investment in robotics is growing globally, robotics in India suffers from heavy venture capital under-repre...
- Digitalismanic change: A $700 billion reason for India to adopt open digital platforms$500 billion in new value and $200 billion in additional savings is a worthy cause for digital convergence, public and private. The new Dep...
- 5G expected to power up to 2% of GDP by 2030: ReportIndia currently has the second highest number of telecom users in the world, with 1.1 billion users, of which 740 million are 4G customers....
- Large-scale cloud adoption can contribute $380 billion to India’s GDP by 2026: NasscomThe report also cautioned about the future trajectory stating India might lose about $118 billion in GDP contribution and five million job ...
- Need policy, financial support for Indian farm sector to make use of full potential of AI: NasscomAI has the potential to play a key role in relieving the sector from most of its stressful input conditions, catalysing a shift towards dat...
- Startups on new-age tech surge in IndiaThe pool of deep-tech ventures is expanding at a five-year compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 41% — faster than the overall ecosystem,...
- Humanoid Robot Nao Wows Audience at NASSCOM COEHumanoid Robot Nao Wows Audience at NASSCOM COE-The Economic Times Industry 4.0 Summit New Delhi, Aug 7th, 2019: Humanoid robot, disruptive...
- Reskill to survive: Tech firms retrain staff on war footingAccenture, Infy, TechM, Cognizant, MphasiS investing to make workforce future-ready.
- Nasscom partners with GE healthcare for health-tech innovationTechnology adoption in the Indian healthcare sector is poised for substantial growth as it continues to emerge as a game-changer in the del...
- Nasscom will Push for New-age Skills Adoption: Nasscom chairmanNasscom last year started the FutureSkills platform, opening up opportunities for the member companies to get their employees trained in em...
- Tech Mahindra partners with Futureskills to reskill employeesFutureSkills is powered by Edcast, a Silicon Valley organization for personalized learning.
- Need to reskill workforce on disruptive technology: PM Narendra ModiPM Modi asks salaried class to reflect on changing nature of jobs as firms adopt AI and automation.
- IT-BPM employees will need new skills to survive: EY & Nasscom studyThe IT-BPM sector would hire at a rate of 3-3.5% a year, compared with the historical rate of 6%-6.5%, taking the total headcount to 4.5 mi...
- '25% jobs in BFSI to face existential threat by 2022'According to Future of Jobs report, 20-25 per cent of existing jobs in banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) sector will face ex...
- ET Roundtable: Recessions destroy jobs, not robotsWhen you think about that, 9% is kind of natural attrition, that's people going into other industries, doing other things anyway
- IT sector to lose 6.4 lakh "low-skilled" jobs to automation by 2021: HfS ResearchThe IT-BPO industry employs 3.7 million and the impact of automation will mainly fall on those working in the BPO and infrastructure manage...
- Looking at challenges and opportunities in equal measures as chairman of NASSCOM: CP GurnaniIn an interview with ET Now, CP Gurnani, MD & CEO of Tech Mahindra & Chairman of NASSCOM, talks about growth of IT companies.
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