Naushad K. Cherrayil

Vedantu is the new kid on edtech block to attain unicorn status

Alma Health: Transforming healthcare experience for people with chronic conditions

IIT Bombay finds way to operate quantum computers at room temperature

Scientists at NTU Singapore invent technology to prevent Li-ion battery fires

iPhones to account for 77% of total 5G smartphone production in 2021

Can NFTs be the new gold of crypto economy?

Which are the ransomware groups trying to become the next key players?

Augmented reality-based devices to replace smartphones in future

Masuku aims to become the most sustainable mask brand

India to hold 6.1% of global 5G smartphone market share this year

Fitbit launches Charge 5 despite declining smart tracker sales globally

Centre of gravity to shift to a public cloud model in long-term

Harbor365 wants to be largest and protective garment brand in Mideast

Cryptocurrencies are now universally recognised as “future of money”

Indian EV startup EMotorad spreads wings into the UAE

Abu Dhabi ranks third for fastest 5G performance among world capitals

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Organisations to spend $656b on future of work technologies

Organisations will invest in technologies and services that power automation, human-machine collaboration, new organisational structures and leadership styles, dynamic learning opportunities, a reimagined workplace, and a digital work environment that is not bounded by time or physical place.

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Chip industry well-prepared to meet rising AI demand: Qualcomm CEO

Qualcomm says extensive investments have been made to enhance chip production capacity

India minister raises concerns over rapid rise of e-commerce

Accuses Amazon, Flipkart and other e-commerce entities for engaging in predatory pricing practices

Iranian hackers targeting critical infrastructure

Cyber monitoring agencies reveal that Iranian hackers are increasingly employing brute-force methods to infiltrate key sectors

CIOs in MENA to boost spending on data centre systems in 2025

Growing adoption of AI and cloud services as well as rise in consumption of data storage and processing capacity cited as reasons

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