40 years of ICT in India, and the next 10 years Customers were able to convince the government of India regarding the role of IT. Y2K was a strategic inflection point for the IT industry ...

HMPV In India: Human metapneumovirus (HMPV) is not a new virus and has been known for over 2 decades now. Yes, you read that right! The current virus threat sparking fears of another pandemic and ...

Rural areas the next frontier Apart from the consumer market, India's small towns and cities present growth opportunities for ICT spending, noted Gartner.

“Under the current situation as we are in India, we put more focus around the ICT skill development so that we can contribute more on the talent pool,” Chen added.

The current geopolitical situation arising out of the US-China trade war and our conflict with Pakistan can be leveraged to India’s advantage. How we do so will decide the future of India.

New documentary tells the story of legal suppression in India Lalit Vachani’s “Prisoner No. 626710 is Present” was screened at the Watson Institute last week. Khalid, a former student leader at ...

The Indian ICT is a dynamic sector which both shapes customer needs and reflects the country's fast-changing demographic and social situation.

GlobalData sees huge growth Information and communications technology (ICT) spending in India is estimated to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 7.2 percent from US$101 billion in 2018 to US ...

India on the cusp of ‘an epochal leap’ in ICT sector, says KPMG report ‘6G will require 100% fiberisation of towers. As the current rate of fiberisation stands at 38%, India must have an ...

An executive-level overview of how the overall ICT budgets and their allocations towards various segments have changed for enterprises in the country in 2024 compared to 2023 and ICT revenue ...

In particular, its promotion of ICT and automotive industries aligns with Taiwan's current industrial development trend, which will inevitably bring huge market opportunities for Taiwanese ...

A review held on Monday by the Ministry of Health concluded that the current situation in India is “under control,” with just 257 active cases reported nationwide as of May 19, 2025.