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"Everything we think about, we can test in India, learn from it, and also help our domestic market to grow, because we have some new skills"

Whatsapp update: The messaging app will also introduce a new feature to make it easier to discover what groups you have in common with someone

Jyoti Jindgar Bhanot, secretary of the CCI, emphasised on early intervention as a key to ensure that competitive landscape in digital markets is not distorted beyond repair

We are no longer just an infrastructure company that sells computing, storage, and networking, said Cynthia Swarnalatha, VP - Engineering, SW CoE, Compute Business Group, and HPE India Site R&D leader

With the Big Four information technology services players having disappointed the Street, the focus is on mid-cap IT players who seem to have met expectations, according to analyst reports and management commentary on the demand environment.

Possible phishing attack targets high-profile channels run by Barkha Dutt and Tanmay Bhatt.

Even as cyber threats continue to rise in India - the second-largest global active internet user base - the country is currently facing a big skill gap in the cybersecurity domain and represents just six per cent of global cybersecurity jobs, finds a report.As of May 2023, the industry had about 40,000 open opportunities, indicating the growing demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals.However, the demand-supply gap stood at 30 per cent, projecting a major skill challenge in the industry, finds the study by tech staffing firm TeamLease.

Google, in its latest appeal to the Supreme Court, has said the Competition Commission of India (CCI) is protecting Amazon's interests after having complained that India's anti-competition body (CCI) had copied part of a European Commission ruling against it for allegedly abusing the market dominance of Android.The latest twist to the Google-CCI case comes as Google filed an appeal in the Supreme Court on June 26, against the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal's (NCLAT's) March 29 order.The tech giant's contention is that the NCLAT failed to apply the 'effect analysis' part in the CCI order.

Tech giant Microsoft has unveiled a blueprint for India on artificial intelligence (AI) governance, and proposed a regulatory architecture to oversee safety protocols, according to a whitepaper released on Thursday.The whitepaper titled 'Governing AI: A Blueprint for India' comes amid Microsoft raising its stakes in its artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT.The proposed AI regulatory architecture includes regulations prescribing safety and security requirements, then license deployment for permitted uses in a licensed Al data centre with post-deployment safety and security monitoring and protection.

CloudSEK in its report also warned that the leaked data could enable account takeovers.