Technology

India has ingredients for sustained growth in quant investing: WorldQuant

WorldQuant's Nitish Maini says India's deep technical talent pool and strong technology infrastructure offer a foundation for sustained growth in quantitative investing

What today’s tech leaders can do next

In this session, Trupti Raikar, enterprise architecture, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation leader, technology architect, Infosys shares her rich insights and provides career tips

AI-led services to create $100-200 billion net opportunity by 2030: BCG

BCG says AI-led services could create a $100-200 billion net market opportunity by 2030, but technology firms must upskill existing staff to deliver AI solutions at scale

Sarvam dominates Indic AI funding in 2026 with 87% share: Tracxn report

Sarvam accounted for $346 million of the $399 million raised by Indic AI startups in 2026, as investors concentrated funding on a few firms amid growing concerns over AI sovereignty

Sebi exploring India-specific AI model for securities market oversight

Sebi Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said the regulator is exploring a domestically governed AI model while strengthening cybersecurity and oversight of technology risks

India no longer catching up but creating new technologies: PM Modi

The Prime Minister calls for bold innovation as India steps up investment in emerging technologies and scientific research

Satcom at tech inflection point; India can build on momentum: Trai chief

Satellite communications in India is on the cusp of major commercial and technological innovation, and has the potential to propel the country to new heights, Trai Chairman Anil Kumar Lahoti said on Tuesday. Speaking at the Viasat 'Space for Good' India 2026 challenge, Lahoti said that for India, satellite broadband, cellular backhaul, maritime and aviation connectivity, remote area services, disaster resilience networks - all offer important application areas. "Realising this potential will require affordable user terminals, efficient spectrum use, local manufacturing, and viable commercial models," said the chairman of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). Lahoti pointed to the private sector's progress, including Skyroot's Vikram-1, which in July 2026 became India's first privately built orbital launch from Indian soil, placing two satellites in low Earth orbit. On regulations, Lahoti said a unified authorisation under the Telecommunications Act 2023 aims at 'one ...

Leadership strategies to build strong exam security

In this session, Ravi Kumar, Co-founder & CEO, Cubastion Consulting, shares his rich insights and provides career tips to B-Schoolers.

Microsoft offers voluntary exit to 60K employees in India, 3 other nations

Microsoft has about 23,000 employees in India, although there is no immediate clarity on how many of them would be eligible for the voluntary exit programme

Can your refrigerator be hacked?

Consumers and corporations will have to be as careful about protecting appliances as they are with office equipment, like computers and servers

This IT role key to the AI pivot is likely to be the most coveted in India

Eighty-eight per cent of enterprises expect demand to grow for FDE capabilities by 2030

To make artificial intelligence morally good, tech cos turn to religion

As tech companies race to build the most powerful artificial intelligence, some are also asking how to teach a chatbot right from wrong. Their answer, Religion. "These are not questions a lab can answer," Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah said earlier this year at the Vatican's presentation of Pope Leo XIV's encyclical on AI. "They are questions traditions like yours have carried for millennia." Amid this much-discussed turn to faith, there has been little public scrutiny surrounding what exactly these technology companies think religion is - and, perhaps more important, what they hope to get out of it. As executives sound the alarm about AI's destructive potential and debate the need to develop morally good models, they are increasingly seeking input from philosophers and faith leaders. The executives' philosophy goes something like this: that religion can help inform AI to be morally good in an environment where fears about it - founded and unfounded - are hopscotching across the ..

Domestic medtech industry backs DGHS ban on reuse of single-use devices

AIMED calls for stricter inspections, traceable disposal records and clear liability rules to protect patient safety

CureBay raises ₹100 crore in Pre-Series C round to expand rural network

The Bhubaneswar-based healthtech firm raised Rs 69 crore in equity and over Rs 30 crore in debt to expand its rural clinic network and strengthen AI-powered healthcare services

Signaltron, Signalchip join Indonesia's BRIN to develop telecom solutions

Domestic telecom gear maker Signaltron and fabless semiconductor firm Signalchip have signed a pact with Indonesia's sovereign research body PRT BRIN to develop advanced telecom technologies, including pilot deployment of 4G, 5G and 6G in the future to suit the requirements of the archipelagic nation. Bengaluru-based Signaltron has developed advanced communication technologies ranging from small cells for local area deployment to micro- and macro-level base stations like 4G and 5G using chips developed by domestic firm Signalchip. "Research Centre for Telecommunication, BRIN, Indonesia, Signaltron Systems Private Limited (India) and Signalchip Innovations Private Limited (India) have signed a Letter of Intent for Collaboration and Co-development in the field of Electronics, Telecommunications, Networking and Drone Technologies," Signaltron Founder Himanshu Khasnis told PTI. Research Centre for Telecommunication (PRT) under Research Organization of Electronics and Informatics, the ..

Unlocking the massive opportunities in real estate expansion

In this session, Vardaan Singh Chaudhry, Founder, Corridor Assets, talks about India’s real estate expansion beyond the metros, the massive opportunities, and provides career tips to the B-Schoolers

India is shaping how OpenAI builds products, says CTO Vijaye Raji

Applications chief Vijaye Raji says the company is building Hindi voices and courting Indian developers and enterprises

Can AI wearables win over buyers after early setbacks? Experts weigh in

Amazon's new Bee wearables renew interest in personal AI devices, but experts say everyday utility, privacy, subscription costs and local language support will determine adoption

Learning green packaging from UFlex’ stalwart

Apoorvshree Chaturvedi, Director – Global Operations, UFlex Group, shares insights on the sustainable packaging landscape & emerging opportunities, along with valuable career advice for B-schoolers

Shamrock AI raises $5 million in seed round led by Endiya Partners

Shamrock AI has raised $5 million in seed funding led by Endiya Partners to develop its enterprise AI assurance platform, strengthen its team and expand its customer base