Shraddha Goled is a journalist at various prominent publications including Analytics India Magazine, LiveMint, Hindustan Times Syndication, TechCircle, and VCCircle. She specializes in themes related to technology, particularly focusing on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital transformation, while also covering the impact of these innovations on business leaders and major companies like Amazon and AWS in India. Shraddha's insights and analyses have been featured in leading industry platforms, cementing her expertise in the tech landscape.
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By: Shraddha Goled
Dutch chipmaker NXP Semiconductors, one of the world's leading semiconductor company building solutions for embedded applications, has been facing headwinds globally with topline remaining flat in 2023 after two bumper years and if trends for the last year is anything to go by it is likely to have ended it with a decline in revenue.
IT services firm HCLTech has partnered with Seattle-headquartered Carrix to leverage the former's advanced suite of AI of Things (AIoT) technology platform. HCLTech's solutions will help improve the world's largest marine and rail terminal operator's global port operations.
Japanese biopharmaceutical company Takeda inaugurated its first innovation center in India on Wednesday. Located in Bengaluru, this innovation capability center (ICC) will have Takeda's employees building digital solutions as part of the company's global digital transformation, including insourcing capabilities. The company plans to hire 750 people for the center by the end of the year.
By: Shraddha Goled
IT services firm L&T Technology Services' new sub-segment called Software & Platforms is expected to strengthen its foothold in hyperscalers. It will also allow LTTS enter service-led sectors like retail, fintech, and healthcare especially with the completion of Intelliswift acquisition, said Amit Chadha, CEO & Managing Director at the sidelines of its third quarter financial results announcement.
Databrick's vice president (VP) for India and SAARC region Anil Bhasin has announced his exit from the company. January 15 was his last day at the California-headquartered AI company. In his LinkedIn post announcing his departure from the company, Bhasin said that he would be stepping into the cybersecurity field with a new venture.
By: Shraddha Goled
IT services firm Wipro announced its third quarter results for FY25 today, reporting a gross revenue of ₹223.2 billion. It is up by 0.1% sequentially and...
There have been multiple developments this week on the tech front. From IT services companies’ quarterly results to new deals, here is a list of the...
IT services firm Tata Consultancy Services has inaugurated a new delivery center in Toulouse, France. This delivery center will facilitate Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven innovation to improve aircraft design, manufacturing, and maintenance processes for European clients.
Norwegian media intelligence firm Meltwater has announced an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Hub in Hyderabad. This is the company's fourth center in India and part of a network spanning over 50 locations globally. The Hyderabad office will expand Meltwater's global R&D presence and become its emerging AI hub.
Professional networking platform LinkedIn has appointed Deepak Agarwal as its new chief AI officer (CAIO). Agarwal will be leading AI innovations with focus on ethics and human-centricity.
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