Author: Rahul Sankrityayan

The Swedish luxury carmaker Volvo reportedly unveiled its plans to go green in India. Sources familiar with the knowledge of the matter claim that the leading automotive industry major is apparently offering hybrid variant vehicles, across its produc

Software giant Oracle has recently acquired Talari Networks, a provider of software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN) products and has added SD-WAN to its networking products group. Apparently, financial terms regarding the deal are yet to be disclo

Santa Barbara-headquartered non-profit group Direct Relief has reportedly teamed up with Tesla to construct a technologically superior microgrid that would ensure it remains online through power outages during emergencies and natural disasters. As pe

The government of Spain has reportedly unveiled an ambitious new plan under which it intends to switch the nation's electricity system to completely run on renewable sources of energy by 2050. Reports cite, by the targeted date, the emission of gree

Boston-based data science company, DataRobot has revealed its collaboration with Snowflake Computing, the data warehouse constructed for the cloud, in a bid to strengthen the adoption of AI in the enterprise. Through this strategic partnership, the u

Orica Limited, one of the worlds largest producers of commercial explosives and advanced blasting systems, has reportedly selected the U.S. IT giant, Cognizant to migrate its IT infrastructure to the cloud. Sources claim that the initiative will enab

U.S. software giant Microsoft has recently announced that it will integrate its Azure blockchain service with Nasdaq's Financial Framework (NFF), a software technology for operations outsourcing and trading infrastructure, and fulfills the risk and s

Alibaba Cloud, the cloud computing arm of the renowned Chinese multinational conglomerate Alibaba Group, has reportedly announced the international launch of its domestic blockchain as a service (BaaS). Reports cite, the BaaS offers an enterprise-le

Wingtech Technology Co Ltd from China, which is the largest smartphone contract manufacturer in the world, has confirmed that it is acquiring Dutch semiconductor manufacturer Nexperia Holding. Wingtech would be buying a majority stake from Nexperia's