The $4 million donation by the Qualcomm Charitable Foundation and Qualcomm India will be used toward providing critical hospital infrastructure, medical equipment and supplies, to support the medical fraternity in waging the battle.

Publication: ET Telecom

The modern enterprise is being reshaped by cloud computing, enabling greater competitive agility and flexibility. Today’s emerging technologies such as AI, blockchain, the Internet of Things (IoT), and real-time analytics are helping transform operations and unlock new areas of innovation.

Publication: Express Computer

The digital transformation driven by the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed global spending on cloud infrastructure services to hit a first quarter record, growing 35 per cent to US$41.8 billion for the first three months of the year.

Publication: CXO Today

The chips, er…jibes, are becoming increasingly personal. Peel away the silicon layers and it turns out, graphics cards and computer processors are at the heart of it. These have become so scarce that two communities — gamers and cryptocurrency whales — are at loggerheads over who gets them and how many.

Publication: The Economic Times

2020 was an exceptional year for all of us, for the entire Tech industry as well. And currently, the situation is not returning to normal yet. At this point in time, Consumer Technology Association (CTA) looks pretty positive. It announces that the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the most influential tech event in the world will return to Las Vegas next year.

Publication: TechnoSports

The UVA computer scientists found a whole new way for bad actors to exploit something called a “micro-op cache,” which speeds up computing by storing simple commands and allowing the processor to fetch them quickly and early in the speculative execution process. According to the researchers, hackers can steal data when a processor fetches commands from the micro-op cache.

Publication: Devdiscourse

VMware, which makes virtualisation software, is increasingly delivering the software in a model that will suit the new normal, where both employees and customers are getting used to functioning in a work-from- anywhere system. A lot of the company’s offerings were earlier delivered in a traditional on-premise, perpetual licensing model. But now the firm is shifting to a subscription SaaS world, says VMware India Managing Director and Vice- president Pradeep Nair.

Publication: Business Standard

The Data Centre information technology (IT) power capacity in India is expected to reach about 800 Mw during 2021-2024, progressing at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 16 per cent, according to a recent report by Praxis Global Alliance, a global management consulting and advisory firm. Data Centre revenue is progressing at a CAGR of 8 per cent, and is projected to reach $4 billion during the forecast period.

Publication: Business Standard