The Indian IT industry is going to a stage of transition with new technologies like AI, IoT, AR/VR, ML, Big Data Analytics, Robotic Process Automation and 3D Printing increasingly becoming mainstream.

Publication: Telangana Today

Embracing disruptive technologies to stay ahead of the curve, the buoyant Indian ITindustry made digital business its growth driver in 2018, despite facing a shortage of skills and double-digit attrition.

Publication: ETCIO

Predicting the Indian IT outlook for 2018, I had written that the tightening of the visa regime and the surge in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation would pose challenges for the sector while the manifold increase in customers embracing digital transformation will be a growing opportunity for smart companies who are able to embrace new agile development methodologies and partner clients in the transition.

Publication: Financial Express

In recent years, the HR community has continued to undergo dramatic changes in its role and influence within organizations of every size and in every industry and every country around the globe. HR leaders have found themselves proposing initiatives and offering solutions that have far-reaching implications for their organizations.

Publication: People Matters

Buoyed by a low base and a raft of other factors, Pakistan and Egypt have topped the list of countries by research output—40 countries—in percentage increase terms in 2018 over 2017.

Publication: Financial Express

The choice is clear for Indian businesses – become digital in order to remain relevant in an emerging business scenario, as rapid changes in technology offer innumerable opportunities.

Publication: Financial Express

Indian women have once again proved that glass ceilings are no barriers for them in 2018! From IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath to Uber’s Komal Mangtani, several of them made headlines for their unparalleled contributions in traditionally male-dominated domains. Their rise also highlighted the steady increase in the number of women in leadership and senior-management roles.

Publication: The New Indian Express

The year, sadly, has come and gone without the emergence of a superintelligent AI overlord. And, assuming Santa doesn’t have a new deep learning paradigm in his sack of toys, we’ll have to try again next year. Still, there was a lot of cool stuff that happened in the AI world in 2018.

Publication: Qrius

In 2019, expect mechanical sliders on mobiles and faster displays, 5G and smarter voice assistants, more augmented reality and foldable screens and devices that prod you to switch off from the digital vortex.

Publication: The Economic Times

Gone are the days when users had to buy physical discs from retail or e-commerce stores to play video games. Access to 4G speeds has reduced the time spent on downloading games. After online game stores such as Valve, Microsoft and Sony, more big game publishers are entering the distribution business, selling games via their own online stores.

Publication: Livemint

In an era where advancements around technology have leapfrogged exponentially, the year ahead will see the Indian IT industry charter new frontiers, driven by innovation, speed, and accuracy. The IT industry would see enterprises move towards Industry 4.0, the convergence of Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing among others will enable them to be future-ready.

Publication: BW Businessworld

Indian IT services companies are expected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9-12 per cent between FY2018-21, impacted by lower deal sizes in digital technologies, cloud adoption and high competitive intensity, according to ratings agency ICRA.

Publication: Times of India

As the world races towards digitalisation, India’s prowess in Information Technology (IT) has put it in a sweet spot. According to a recent report from online skilling provider Simplilearn, digital transformation of industries will contribute $154 billion to India’s GDP by 2021 and will create thousands of high paying jobs.

Publication: Business Standard

The number of internet connections in India has grown by 65% from March 2016 to cross the 50-crore mark in 2018, in line with the target set by the Narendra Modi government three years ago.

Publication: Times of India

Gadgets have become an integral part of our lives with most of us relying on some form of factor to communicate, commute, work, be informed or entertained.

Publication: Mint

When Mumbai-based Ankur Diwakar started playing games professionally in 2007, the country had little scope for such career. Today, Diwakar has represented India in professional gaming events (esports) and has even begun giving lectures in universities on how to take up esports as a viable career.

Publication: Mint

AI and ML became popular buzzwords in 2018, thanks in large part to companies adopting the emerging technologies to expand their businesses and acquire new customers.

Publication: TechCircle

This year we saw some technologies mature while others became better understood. What was once a buzzword is now mainstream.

Publication: Mint

Youngsters playing PUBG Mobile on their smartphones for hours, the elderly switching off lights using voice, or a family watching their favorite movie in 4K HDR on Netflix are some of the habits that were shaped by the gadgets around them. We have rounded up some of the gadgets that showed up in 2018 and left an indelible mark on, consumers, experts and the tech industry.

Publication: Mint

India’s information technology (IT) services sector and startups together are expected to hire up to five lakh people in 2019 as demand for freshers is on the upswing, an industry veteran said Wednesday.

Publication: The Economic Times

With so many data leaks and malware hitting the IT industry, it comes as no surprise to see firms doubling their efforts on cybersecurity. In such times, there’s one role which has become really coveted and is one of the most sought-after position in the IT industry. As companies firm up their security measures, the Chief Information Security Officer is poised to become one of the ‘hottest’ jobs.

Publication: Gadgets Now

Key exhibitors: AMD, Ericsson, Intel, Nvidia, Qualcomm, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon

Publication: The Techy

The future of work conversation, catalyzed by the rapid advancement of technologies like machine learning and blockchain, and demand for skills in these areas, has dominated headlines in 2018. Looking into the year ahead, Courera, an online higher education platform outlines key skills that are in demand next year and beyond.

Publication: CXO Today

It faces threats from rising protectionism, data flow curbs and fast-changing technological shifts, but the Indian IT industry is keeping its hopes high for the new year with plans afoot for big investments in automation and artificial intelligence.

Publication: The Economic Times

The pace of technology disruption has reached a crescendo in 2018. Society, in general, and industry and government, in particular, are spiritedly embracing digital technologies.  Technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Machine Learning, Big Data Analytics, Robotic Process Automation, and 3D Printing are increasingly becoming mainstream, cutting across industries.

Publication: Business Today

The overall server market in India witnessed a year-over-year (YoY) decline of 8.1% in terms of revenue to reach USD 276.6 million in Q3, 2018 versus USD 300.9 million in Q3, 2017, according to the latest IDC Asia Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ) Quarterly Server Tracker, Q3 2018. The x86 server market has degrown for Q3, 2018 which accounted for 91.6% of overall server market in terms of revenue.

Publication: CIO&Leader

The Indian Institute of Technology-Hyderabad (IIT-H) students have secured 213 job offers from 80 companies during the phase-I of campus placements for 2018-19.

Publication: The New Indian Express

India Electronics and Semiconductor Association (IESA) has set up an accelerator for fabless semiconductor startups as it looks to design chips for products like energy meters, LED lighting, smartcards, rural broadband and IoT solutions within the country.

Publication: The Economic Times

IT industry forum Nasscom and Indian Institute of Technology Madras have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate for the future skills initiative and build an equipped workforce in the country. The partnership will help establish an extensive training programme for the next generation of potential employees for the Indian IT industry.

Publication: Financial Express

The fundamentals of India’s $118 billion technology outsourcing industry rest on a few key pillars. Teams of engineers are cheaper here than in developed markets, for one.

Publication: The Economic Times

Engineering graduates from the city are witnessing a rush of international firms lining up to recruit them this year with salary packages of up to Rs 25 lakh on offer for the right candidate.

Publication: The New Indian Express

One measure of how much the Indian e-sports scene has grown in the past couple of years, is by looking at which big names in the industry are hosting local events. That roster was broadened by another entry this weekend, that of DreamHack.

Publication: Indiatimes

Setting a new benchmark in placements, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur (IIT-K) has witnessed more than 85 per cent of its students getting offers placed during the year-end placements process this week.

Publication: Business Standard

The global server market is expected to achieve 5 percent growth to 12.42 million units in 2018, according to DRAMeXchange, a division of TrendForce.

Publication: InfoTechLead

There was an interesting bit of news a couple of months back. India has emerged as one of the five biggest gaming markets in the world. I’m talking about mobile gaming. One Times of India article earlier this week shared data from the Mobile Marketing Association’s Power of Mobile Gaming in India report which claimed that three out of four gamers in India play mobile games at least twice a day.

Publication: Moneycontrol

This has been one of the most eventful years for PC gaming. The price of some PC components were unreasonable (we’re looking at you, Nvidia and AMD) for a large part of the year, which made us wonder whether it’s better to switch to consoles entirely.

Publication: Gadgets 360

PC gaming made up 25% of the industry’s revenue in 2018. It brought in $33.4 billion, a 3.2% improvement since 2017. But this doesn’t mean that the market share of PC games has increased. In fact, it has dropped by 3% compared to last year.

Publication: TechQuila

Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Delhi just concluded its first phase of campus placements. At the end of Phase I, as many as 900 job offers were made, including PPOs. Not only did the campus see a massive increase of about 20 percent in the companies visiting the campus, 750 students have already been offered.

Publication: Times Now

At CES® 2019 next month, LG Electronics (LG) will unveil its latest range of “Ultra” Monitors, including a 49-inch display for business professionals and a 38-inch display for gamers.

Publication: IT News Online

Every job is not made for every employee. Everyone looks for certain criteria when looking for a job and if employers realise what these factors are, they will be able to hire the right talent for their company without spending too much.

Publication: India Today

The third edition of FICCI HR Conference2018 debated and reviewed as to why a successful digital transformation sits at the heart of HR and how can the HR function be an evangelist for seeding cultural changes within organizations, and embrace the future looking technologies to successfully ride the wave of digitalization.

Publication: People Matters

The global high-performance computing (HPC) market was valued at USD 29.37 billion in 2017 and is expected to reach a value of USD 43.97 billion by 2023, at a CAGR of 12.28% over the forecast period (2018-2023).

Publication: BizWire Express

British chipmaker Graphcore is valued at $1.7 billion after its latest round of funding, raising $200 million from Microsoft and BMW among others. The new round brings Graphcore’s total funding to $300 million, and Microsoft joins existing blue-chip technology backers in the startup, including Dell, Robert Bosch, and Samsung.

Publication: Business Insider

Companies in India will step up hiring of technology talent in the New Year as digital will play an important role for many of the businesses as they gear up for disruption.

Publication: Gadgets Now

Shortage of qualified talent in the country has left over 4,000 mid and senior-level job positions vacant in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, a study said Monday. Also, around 57 per cent of firms hiring for AI roles are looking for candidates with over five years of experience, while the average AI experience of Indian professionals stands at a mere three years, the study by Analytics India Magazine, in association with Great Learning, an online education firm for working professionals, said.

Publication: Business Today

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras is partnering with Thales to design a SHAKTI RISC-V processor compatible with the highest Safety Critical standards. The collaboration will result in defining and prototyping a SHAKTI RISC-V based processor suitable for mix-criticality applications, including Safety Critical applications.

Publication: NDTV

Simplilearn, one of the leading global e-learning companies, released a report today titled “Digital Transformation & Future of Tech Jobs in India”. The report highlights the five key domains—Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Cyber Security and Digital Project Management—transforming industries across the world.

Publication: Dataquest

The NITI Aayog is organising the Third Edition of the Women Transforming India Awards 2018 and is launching the upgraded portal of the Women Entrepreneurship Platform (WEP) on Sunday.

Publication: The New Indian Express

Gaming used to be the domain of teenaged nerds who indulged their passion on expensive computers and consoles. But thanks to the cost of smartphones and data plummeting, the action has shifted to mobile.

Publication: The Times of India

Chinese handset makers Oppo and OnePlus are setting up research and development centres in India to improve their offerings of localised products and services for the fast-growing smartphone market and create hubs for global innovation.

Publication: ET Telecom

The computing device space has seen a variety of form factors co-exist for a while now. You have the conventional laptops, the slim and light laptops, convertibles that can be detached from the keyboard base to use as a tablet, gaming laptops and hybrid computing devices.

Publication: News18

India Electronics and Semiconductor Association (IESA), the premier trade body representing the Indian electronic system design and manufacturing (ESDM) space, announced the winners of IESA Nationwide Makeathon 2018 in New Delhi. Sanjay Prakash and Naveen Kumar from Wearberry Soft Solution India Pvt Ltd, Warangal were declared the winners. The winning team was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 1lakh. The first and second runners up were awarded cash prizes of Rs. 70,000 and Rs. 30,000 respectively.

Publication: ELE Times

Advancement in technology, improved computing, immersive graphics and instinctive visualization has transformed the lives of creative professionals in the digital media and entertainment segment. To bring the industry together and discuss the future of technology in this space, AnimationXpress dot com is hosting a Media & Entertainment IT Summit in Hyderabad on 21 December 2018 in partnership with Advanced Micro Devices (AMD).

Publication: Animation Xpress

Awareness, innovation, corporate involvement, Asian Games and free internet- all these and more contributed in making 2018 a lucrative year for the growth of the gaming industry in India.

Publication: Moneycontrol

India stands fifth in the world when it comes to recruiting in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), revealed a research by UiPath, a robotic process automation company.

Publication: CNBC TV18

In 2017, the global Virtual Reality (VR) Gaming market size was million US$ and it is expected to reach million US$ by the end of 2025, with a CAGR of during 2018-2025.

AMD is one of the key players covered in this study.

Publication: BizWire Express

NASSCOM Foundation hosted India’s largest Tech for Good driven conference – The CSR Leadership Conference 2018 in Bangalore held on 11th December.

Publication: This Week India

The Rural Technology Action Group (RuTAG) at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi has announced the first design competition ‘Rural Innovative Technohunt – A technical challenge to identify rural problems and suggest solutions’. The aim of this competition is to identify rural problems and suggest technical interventions to solve them.

Publication: BW Education

NASSCOM Foundation hosted India’s largest Tech for Good driven conference – The CSR Leadership Conference 2018 in Bengaluru this week. This two-day event was supported by Accenture, discussing Skills to Succeed. Societe Generale and Wells Fargo also came forward to support the knowledge platform, along with Sonata Software.

Publication: Analytics India Magazine

As per the latest Indian Skills Report 2019, the hiring of women is expected to jump 15-20 per cent in 2019 especially in the banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI), automotive, IT, software, hospitality and travel.

Publication: India Today

Indian IT industry apex body’s social arm Nasscom Foundation plans to use corporate social responsibility (CSR) funds to skill techies on latest technologies like Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and robotics, a top executive has said.

Publication: The Siasat Daily

In an increasingly global workplace, even though the talent that HR leaders can hire and develop might be locally sourced, the skill set required is a global one. Most HR leaders are facing the dilemma of upskilling their existing employees in a way that they can cater to the demands of a global workplace.

Publication: People Matters

The business world today is faced with a dichotomic and a fairly ubiquitous problem. In recent years, the performance of the latest technologies relative to their costs has improved substantially.

Publication: People Matters

Data Science is an emerging field which is now being integrated with industries across all sectors. This year Analytics India Magazine, in association with Great Learning, decided to find out what goes on behind the making of a good Data Scientist. We spent a lot of time finding out the tools and techniques used by these new technology professionals.

Publication: Analytics India Magazine

Citing personal reasons, Urjit Patel has resigned as the Reserve Bank of India. His resignation comes against the backdrop of increasing tensions between the Finance ministry and the Reserve Bank of India. Urjit Patel, 55, who took over as the 24th Governor of the central bank on September 5, 2016, had the shortest tenure since the year 1992.

Publication: The Economic Times

LGBTQ inclusion in workplaces is gradually gaining traction, but with less than 100 out and proud transgender people employed in India Inc, organisations are waking up to the need of trans-specific policies given the distinct challenges they face at the workplace.

Publication: The Economic Times

The share of women in corporate India’s headcount is stuck at an average 20% for the past five years, an indication that the gender diversity drives some of the top companies may have not yet delivered the desired results.

Publication: The Economic Times

An Indian avatar of Amazon Alexa or Google Home could soon be interacting with users in 18 languages. NITI Aayog is collaborating with academia and private players to develop a voice interface that can be used by India’s billion-plus population to address day-to-day issues related to agriculture, skills, health or education. Many ecommerce companies have shown interest in such a product.

Publication:  The Economic Times

Ministry of Electronics and IT, yesterday, launched a National Challenge for Youths, “Ideate for India – Creative Solutions using Technology”. The Challenge launched by Mr. Ravi Shankar Prasad, Minister for Electronics & IT, Law & Justice will provide a platform to school students to become solution creators for the problems they see around them and their communities.

Publication: BW Education

Crediting his ability to think outside the box and on his feet to gaming, Ashwin N feels that gaming has helped him in many ways. The 26-year-old engineering graduate, currently working as a senior quality analyst in Costrategix Technologies in Bengaluru, started his gaming journey with Dave and Prince Megahit.

Publication: The New Indian Express

The overall gaming industry in India, pegged at Rs 5,540 crore (FY19), is poised for high growth, with a likely 22.1% CAGR taking it to Rs 11,880 crore by 2023, as per KPMG India. Both Indian and international gaming players are now eyeing the space in India. Consider how Ronnie Screwvala’s U-Sports hosted a gaming convention early this year.

Publication: Financial Express

The India Game Developer Conference (IGDC) announced 5 winners under different categories for creating original Indian Game IP’s at the just concluded 10 th anniversary edition of IGDC Conference competition held during December 4-6 at Indiajoy 2018 Media and Digital Entertainment Expo in Hyderabad.

Publication: Times of India Telangana Today  International Business Times

In a quest for good talent, use of hackathons across industries including technology and IT, manufacturing among others is growing steadily, with42 per cent companies conducting such events at least once a year, according to a report.

Publication: Business Standard

US sought the arrest of the CFO of Chinese tech giant Huawei for alleged violations of American sanctions of Iran, but commentators have pointed out that the move is backlit by the Donald Trump administrations’ crackdown on Chinese companies over suspected US intellectual property theft and forced technology transfers.

Publication: The Times of India

Indian Institute of Technology, Madras (IIT-M), has recorded the highest number of offers it has received in the first phase of placement season which concluded Saturday. As many as 888 offers were made by 195 companies, including the 136 pre-placement offers, taking the total number of offers to 1,024, a press release said.

Publication: The Hans India

Indian IT industry apex body’s social arm Nasscom Foundation will host a conference here on December 10-11 to discuss corporate social responsibility (CSR) trends in IT industry. “The CSR Leadership Conference will discuss innovative approaches to CSR and help create a roadmap to a new, developed and inclusive India,” the Nasscom Foundation said in a statement here.

Publication: Vishva Times

Led by Information Technology (IT) and core companies, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur (IIT-KGP) has clocked 1000 job offers in record time of merely six days this year. At the end of the sixth day of the final placement process that began on December 1, IIT-KGP had bagged in all 1012 offers from 112 companies.

Publication: CNBC TV18

Unity Technologies concluded its second edition of Unite India in Hyderabad. The event was hosted in collaboration with the Government of Telangana under India Joy that happens to be India’s biggest Gaming and Entertainment Expo.

Publication: Financial Express

In an evolving win-win-win model, foreign firms are collaborating with the research arms of Indian institutions to find solutions to the technical and market-related problems they face. The companies get fresh perspective, and even solutions; the institutes get a boost in investments and image; and the students get to work on real-world challenges, and network at a whole new level.

Publication: Hindustan Times

Over 12,000 applicants registered unemployed were provided jobs over the last five years in Uttarakhand, the state assembly was told Wednesday.

Publication: Business Standard

Engineering services revenue of seven Indian companies shows the segment has grown at more than double the pace of the traditional software services business in the first nine months of 2018.

Publication: ET Tech

Arriving straight from Japan for a fire chat session at Indiajoy-2018 in Hyderabad, Rana Daggubati highlighted how we (Indians) have the storytelling ability rooted in our culture and it is valued internationally both in the West and the East.

Publication: The Hans India India TV

‘IndiaJoy 2018’, a five-day event focused on the AVG (Animation, Visual Effects and Gaming) industry got under way in the city on Sunday.

Publication: The Hindu

Unity Technologies, in collaboration with Government of Telangana today launched its second edition of two-day annual developer conference- Unite India 2018. The conference witnessed more than 1200 delegates on day 1 with sessions spread across industrial, gaming and education by Unity and its partners. Companies like Dell, Intel, Deloitte, Tech Mahindra, Tata Elxsi, Autodesk, Mindbox participated and spoke on the occasion with the audience.

Publication: TechGig

Thanks to telcos like Reliance Jio and handset makers, who are coming up with quality smartphones models even at the entry level, the gaming industry in India has witnessed 3X-5X rise in user base in 2018 and is emerging as a said industry experts at the India Game Developers Conference (IGDC), formerly known NASSCOM Game Developers here on Wednesday.

Publication: The Times of India

A new research document is added in HTF MI database of 123 pages, titled as ‘Global Gaming Graphics Card Market Report 2018’ with detailed analysis, Competitive landscape, forecast and strategies. The study covers geographic analysis that includes regions like North America, South America, Asia, Other Country and important players/vendors such as Nvidia, AMD, ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, EVGA, Zotac, Galax, PNY, Palit. The report will help you gain market insights, future trends and growth prospects for forecast period of 2023.

Publication: BizWire Express

The release of the chip is not a direct competition to NVIDIA, Intel or AMD, since Amazon will not sell the chips commercially, but only to their cloud customers. However, the release is an indication of Amazon’s intention of deepening its hardware muscle and their take on Google Cloud which released a third generation TPU.

Publication: Analytics India Magazine

Motivated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “Make In India” concept, a team of researchers at IIT-Madras plans to take on global-majors Intel and AMD in the manufacture of computer processors.  India’s first indigenous 64-bit microprocessor was designed and made by them as a secure hardware for the country’s strategic sectors replacing existing foreign monopoly.

Publication: India Times

IndiaJoy, a 5-day media and digital entertainment expo kicked off at the HICC and HITEX grounds on this Sunday. Supported by the Telangana government and facilitated by the Telangana VFX, Animation and Gaming Association (TVAGA), the event focuses on the B2B and B2C aspects of the industry. The event brings together VFX studios, game studios, content developers, consumers, investors and software vendors.

Publication: The Times of India The Hindu Business Line Telangana Today Digit

Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI), a global leader in enterprise computing, storage, networking solutions and green computing technology, today is showing a new 1U system that supports up to 1 Petabyte (PB) of all-flash NVMe™ (Non-Volatile Memory Express) storage via 32 Intel® EDSFF Ruler SSDs at Gartner IT Infrastructure, Operations & Cloud Strategy Conference 2018 from December 3-6 at the Venetian.

Publication: IT News Online

Taiwanese technology company Acer on Monday brought its Altos “R880 F4” GPU server in India which was originally unveiled at the NVIDIA’s GPU Technology Conference (GTC) in Taiwan recently. “The balanced architecture of the Altos ‘R880 F4’ enables eight V100 32GB SXM2s to interlock at their maximum speed,” Evis Lin, General Manager of Server Business, Acer Inc., said in a statement.

Publication: Finance Intellect

Campus placements at the Indian Institutes of Technology are off to a great start with around 1,500 job offers being rolled out in this recruitment session’s first two days. The wave of offers in such numbers is a positive signal for engineering students across campuses.

Publication: Business Today

IndiaJoy, a media and digital entertainment expo supported by the Telangana government, got underway here on Sunday, welcoming exhibitors and speakers from around the world.

Publication: Business Standard Telangana Today Deccan Chronicle

Tech giants, e-commerce biggies and consultancy majors were among the companies, which started the placement sessions at different Indian Institutes of Technology. In the first session on Saturday, IIT Madras saw 19 companies, including Microsoft, Google, Apple, Airbus, McKinsey, The Boston Consulting Group and Bain & Co, making 85 offers, including 6 international ones. Uber, Rubrik, Texas Instruments, Goldman Sachs, ITC, Auctus Advisors and Qualcomm also were among the companies that made offers.

Publication: Financial Chronicle

Day 1 slot 1 of IIT Bombay witnessed the participation of 21 companies. For the domestic roles, highest numbers of offers were made by Microsoft, Qualcomm, BCG, Strategy & Cairn while the maximum International offers were made by NEC Japan, Microsoft, Optiver, Rubrik, Cohesity & Uber.

Publication: The Economic Times

Telangana, despite being India’s youngest state, had an inherent advantage in business. When it was carved out of the erstwhile Andhra Pradesh in June 2014, after a long and bloody struggle, it got Hyderabad as its capital — and with it the benefit of its business friendly legacy.

Publication: The Economic Times

The trade disputes the American President Donald Trump relishes have an old-fashioned feel. Tariffs are the principal weapons. Old-economy markets, from cars to steel, are the main battlefields. Farmers and factories preoccupy the president. And his personal chemistry with other powerful men can make or break deals. Hence the focus on the meeting between Mr Trump and Xi Jinping at this week’s G20 summit, which is taking place in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Publication: Financial Express Financial Express (in print)

High performance computing cluster is defined as an addition of processes for delivering higher and efficient performance as compared to other desktop workstation or computer. It helps the companies to solve problems related to engineering, business, or science. Cluster computing help to solve problems of recurring and complex operations as individual nodes work together and hence can solve problem more efficiently than one computer.

Publication: BizWire Express