Vandana Nair is a technology journalist who writes for Analytics India Magazine. With a focus on artificial intelligence, Vandana explores the latest advancements in technology and their impact on various industries. Her work has also been featured in NSoJ - National School of Journalism & Public Discourse.
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Vandana Nair's articles predominantly focus on artificial intelligence, technology, and AI applications within the Big Tech industry. Her coverage heavily includes press releases and data citations.
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By: Vandana Nair
So far, the company has raised $163 million and has over 10 million monthly users. Published on
By: Vandana Nair
India's AI ecosystem has raised $700 million in the past three years and has the highest AI talent concentration in the world.
By: Vandana Nair
“I think traditional search will die because of the huge quality issues,” says Kailash Nadh.
By: Vandana Nair
Zoho accepts local currencies from their users in Africa and Latin America.
By: Vandana Nair
Think of generative AI, and you have close to 83 percent of companies jumping on the bandwagon, claiming it to be a top priority in their business plans.
Chinese internet giant Baidu has partnered with and offers technological services to over 100 automobile companies worldwide.
By: Vandana Nair
The multi-arm robot can intuitively grasp objects, and is being piloted with General Motors and Denso.
By: Vandana Nair
Microsoft has also invested in Figure AI robots.
Text-to-music AI platforms may not be a new phenomenon; however, a platform that allows users to create full-length songs out of simple text prompts might just be the coolest thing.
Microsoft Azure inches closer to Amazon with 25% cloud market share. Published on
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