Page 5 - Technology
Energy solutions will be crucial for data centres: Krishna Jonnalagadda
Krishna Jonnalagadda believes power is the main constraint in building artificial intelligence data centres
 "Energy solutions will be crucial for data centres: Krishna Jonnalagadda")
Drones take the field in Indian agriculture as services expand for farmers
Driven by on-demand models, startups and government programmes are making the tech accessible and affordable for farmers
 "Drones take the field in Indian agriculture as services expand for farmers")
Gen AI is rewriting how the world buys, spends as technology shapes choices
As the first cohort surrounded by AI and media from birth, Gen Alpha's tech fluency is intuitive and its consumption behaviour is different
 "Gen AI is rewriting how the world buys, spends as technology shapes choices")
US asks countries to pick sides in AI race with China or face consequences
By pressing countries to choose sides the US hopes to starve China of resources in a race to make the most sophisticated AI, which could be used for military or economic dominance
 "US asks countries to pick sides in AI race with China or face consequences")
The Law School for MBAs | Learn from the legal stalwart
In this session, Insurance & Regulatory Legal Counsel, Lokanath P. Kar provides suggestions to young leaders and businesses on navigating legal affairs.
 "The Law School for MBAs | Learn from the legal stalwart")
Payments firms mop up $5.8 billion via equity fundraise since 2021
Cred and PhonePe raised $1 billion each during the five-year period, while Pine Labs, Razorpay and BharatPe were among the other major recipients of equity funding
 "Payments firms mop up $5.8 billion via equity fundraise since 2021")
Building successful businesses | Learn from the global coach
In this session, Brad Sugars, Founder, ActionCOACH, provides guidance on building successful businesses, and gives tips to the students.
 "Building successful businesses | Learn from the global coach")
India's next scientific revolution needs patient philanthropic capital
Private wealth built the institutions that gave India its scientific capability long before the nation had economic strength or independence. There is a need to do it again
 "India's next scientific revolution needs patient philanthropic capital")
How do you excel in tomorrow's workplace?
In this session, Gaurav Agarwal talks about AI, its impact on the future of the workplace and provides career tips to the B-Schoolers. >
 "How do you excel in tomorrow's workplace?")
AI is transforming tech, but its wider revolution is still delayed
Despite its promise, AI remains a collection of narrow conveniences and hidden algorithms for most people
 "AI is transforming tech, but its wider revolution is still delayed")
Tech Mahindra, I-HUB QTF tie up to develop trapped-ion quantum middleware
The partners will develop middleware for an indigenous 20-qubit trapped-ion quantum computer, with the project expected to be completed by December 2026 in India
 "Tech Mahindra, I-HUB QTF tie up to develop trapped-ion quantum middleware")
SpaceX's shares fall, AI splurge puts damper on first earnings after IPO
SpaceX shares fell after the company disclosed a sharp rise in AI spending, overshadowing stronger-than-expected revenue in its first earnings report after listing
 "SpaceX's shares fall, AI splurge puts damper on first earnings after IPO")
Property tech firms find new opportunities in real estate through AI
While AI boosts property sales and efficiency, buyers and experts agree human trust remains essential
 "Property tech firms find new opportunities in real estate through AI")
AI in HR: Adoption rises rapidly, but governance continues to trail
Indian companies are rapidly adopting agentic AI in HR, but many lack governance frameworks to ensure responsible, secure and transparent deployment
 "AI in HR: Adoption rises rapidly, but governance continues to trail")
Software takes the wheel as the auto industry goes increasingly digital
As vehicles transform into rolling digital hubs, automakers face the challenge of maintaining cybersecurity on global roads
 "Software takes the wheel as the auto industry goes increasingly digital")
How can businesses build resilience against evolving operational and security risks
In this session of Gurugyan, Sabyasachi Sengupta, Vice President, Asia, Gunnebo Safe Storage, talks about the ways how businesses can build resilience against evolving operational and security risks.
 "How can businesses build resilience against evolving operational and security risks")
Sarvam open to govt owning stake in frontier model firms: Co-founder
Sarvam plans to launch a trillion-parameter AI model within six months and says it is open to government ownership as India advances its sovereign AI ambitions
 "Sarvam open to govt owning stake in frontier model firms: Co-founder")
Opportunities in manufacturing & semiconductor industry
In this session, industry stalwarts, S Sathish & Nikit Popli from KPMG in India talk about manufacturing, semiconductors and provide career tips to the B-Schoolers.
 "Opportunities in manufacturing & semiconductor industry")
Mastering the top HR skills
In this session, Mr. Amit Chincholikar talks about the changing expectations from HR professionals and provides career guidance.
 "Mastering the top HR skills")
AI and the changing consumer buying behaviour
In this session, Hastimal Jangid, Founding member of Coozmoo, talks about how AI is transforming search, consumer buying behaviour, branding and provides career tips to the B-Schoolers
 "AI and the changing consumer buying behaviour")