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COVER STORY: Reimagining the Internet Internet of Things (IoT) is by far the biggest disruption the tech space has seen in the recent times. It is on the threshold of snowballing into a major trend that will usher in a true hyper connected age.
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Can India Make It In Telecom Manufacturing?
Based on global best practices, there are challenges on the ground which, if overcome through suitable policies, can make the manufacturing sector globally competitive and efficient
A World Of New Possibilities
The world has changed profoundly in recent years, with computers spreading into everyday objects, from the refrigerator to shoes. As connected devices become more accessible and affordable, more and more things are getting connected fueling the Internet of Things (IoT) phenomenon. IoT promises to bring many benefits, from business efficiency to a better life.
The Invisible Thread In Our Digital World
Here's why having a well mapped approach, clear frameworks and investment models can equip organizations for surviving confidently in a world punctuated with attacks, breaches, and bad actors
The Loneliness Epidemic-And The Rise Of Metaverse
How can a Metaverse club address social withdrawal struggles of the modern human brain-specially the ones that arise, thanks to our urban set-up? And how can pastel colours, music concerts, NFT museums and designers like Ladislav Sutnar help here?
Metaverse, Web 3.0, And DAO To Drive Demand
Metaverse driven data centers are characterized by their ability to rapidly adapt to changes in workloads and users, while cloud and 5G datacenters rely on virtualization technologies to improve resource utilization and reduce costs
We need to first Design in India
Ajai Chowdhry, Founder of HCL and Chairman - Board of Governors, IIT - Patna, takes a detailed stock of Make in India, it's strengths, weaknesses and the path ahead. Edited excerpts from the video interview...
THE MAKE IN INDIA WAISTLINE-EVERY INCH COUNTS!
How fit is the Indian hardware story after hitting the Make in India gym? Are we moving towards muscles like high-value addition, miniaturisation, own IP and strong upstream research-specially in components?
UNSUNG HEROES AND MAVERICKS WHO MADE THE INDIAN IT MAGIC
Hearing the word 'Maverick' may remind you of Tom Cruise before you think of the equally adventurous firmament of the Indian software industry. But reading some lines from the book called 'The Maverick Effect' will tell you, without doubt, that Harish Mehta has flown into every tricky and exciting corner that the pilots of Indian IT trajectory struggled with, enjoyed and blazed a trail with. Mehta, a prominent angel investor, the founder and executive chairperson of Onward Technologies Ltd. and the founding member and the first elected chairman of NASSCOM, has a lot to recount, and interpret, as he flies back into the memory lane of the last few pivotal decades. Like legends like Dewang Mehta and FC Kohli. Like facing turning points of the scale that the Satyam Crisis or Outsourcing business was. Like the equation between Nasscom and MAIT, work-life balance, IP and much more that adds substance to the gloss of this industry.
SEMICON INDIA-FAB SO FAR!
India is eyeing a semiconductor market size of $64 billion by 2026-and is also gearing up well for the big dartboard of the global $600 billion pie by 2030. What will help us, and what can stop us, in being-All that, and a bag of chips?
EFFICIENT DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS THE BACKBONE OF 4.0
Cognex Corp. is an American manufacturer of machine vision systems, software and sensors used in automated manufacturing to inspect and identify parts, detect defects, verify product assembly, and guide assembly robots. Major components of a machine vision system include lighting, lens, image sensor, vision processing, and communications. MI apps include GIGI, or guidance, identification, gauging, and inspection. Here, Lalit Kumar Mishra, Regional Sales Head, India Subcontinent, Cognex, tells us more. Excerpts from an interview:
