Author: Rahul Varpe

NBN Co Limited, a state-owned corporation that designs, builds & operates Australias National Broadband Network, has reportedly announced that it has reached an agreement with Cisco, a multinational networking hardware company, to facilitate supp

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), a major player in information technology, reportedly entered into an agreement to acquire the leading software provider BlueData, to expand the firm's services and offerings in these fast-growing markets. According

Reports confirm that Mindtree, an Indo-American IT company headquartered Bengaluru, has teamed up with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore with an aim to boost funding for artificial intelligence (AI) research. AI research is carried ou

The renowned American multinational IT company IBM has reportedly teamed up with a multinational telecommunications firm Telefónica S.A. Spanish to streamline telecommunication processes by implementing blockchain technology. Reports cite, the in

Renesas Electronics Corporation, the premium supplier of semiconductor solutions and Secure Thingz, the renowned global domain expert in device security, lifecycle management and embedded systems recently announced that they will be collaborating to

Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited, an engineering & manufacturing company founded & owned by the Government of India, has reportedly announced that it has fully commissioned the Pulichintala hydro-electric power project (HEP) in the state of T

U.S. semiconductor manufacturer, ON Semiconductor has recently announced an official supplier relationship with Mercedes EQ Formula E team and Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport. As per sources familiar with the matter, the deal will extend the company

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has reportedly announced that it has shortlisted seven companies, including L&T Infotech and Wipro, to develop a private data-storage cloud, enhance its analytical capabilities, and automate broke

Infosys, the Indian multinational IT company, has recently announced the plans of opening its next Technology and Innovation Hub in Texas and hire 500 American workers by 2020. The investment in Texas has been mentioned as a part of Infosys' strategy