There may be some silver lining in all the global economic gloom for techies in India. According to a report in Economic Times, quoting sources, some 3040% of the more than 300,000 technology jobs lost to layoffs globally could move to outsourcing hubs like India in the coming months.

Publication: Times of India

With a focus on semiconductor and defense deals, Prime Minister Narendra Modi s US visit carries significant implications for both sides. The collaboration in these sectors not only benefits India s technological advancements and defense capabilities but also serves the strategic interests of the United States.

Publication: Financial Express

With the advent of new technologies, CFOs can leverage digital transformation to streamline processes, enhance efficiency, and drive insights.

Publication: Financial Express

By placing the spotlight on workers and their skills, companies can effectively implement their digital transformation strategies and ensure a smooth transition into the digital age.

Publication: The Economic Times

Semiconductor manufacturing will not only elevate India s position in the global manufacturing and value chain ecosystem but also provide a significant opportunity to create jobs, boost economic growth and establish India as a leading player in the global technology market and become a global hub for chip technology in the next decades.

Publication: ET Auto

The rapid use of cloud infrastructure and its demand has led to an unprecedented rate of energy consumption. The constant power requirements of computing are massively contributing to the world’s collective carbon footprint.

Publication: ET CIO

PwC India conducted a survey wherein it interviewed the CXOs of organisations in the domestic market, including multinational companies (MNCs) to gain insights into the digital transformation trends of the manufacturing sector.

Publication: Financial Express

The National Internet Exchange of India (NIXI) celebrated its 20th Foundation Day, reaffirming its unwavering dedication towards building India s internet infrastructure. This momentous occasion marked two decades of NIXI s exceptional contributions to creating a robust and inclusive digital ecosystem in the country via its business divisions towards Internet Exchange, IN Registry, IRINN and NIXICSC Data Services.

Publication: Business World

Chips from its Silicon One series are being tested by five of the six major cloud providers, Cisco said, without naming the firms. Key cloud players include Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, which together dominate the market for cloud computing, according to Bofa Global Research.

Publication: The Indian Express

German technology major SAP s cloud business in India is growing significantly, driven by an uptick in digital transformation, especially in the midmarket segment, says Rahul Baheti, Chief Operating Officer, SAP Indian Subcontinent.

Publication: Business Standard

Production-linked incentives for Micron Technology to set up a testing and packaging plant in Gujarat are a significant, but by no means breakthrough, development in India’s plan to become a base for semiconductor manufacturing.

Publication: The Economic Times

The government is considering reopening the windows for many of the production-linked incentive (PLI) schemes, primarily to let large global firms in. The move follows the realisation that the reason these global companies, including those in the tech space and high-end manufacturing, haven’t joined the scheme is the mismatch between the short periods for which the schemes were made available and the time taken for corporate decisions.

Publication: Financial Express

OpenAI is reportedly considering launching an exclusive online marketplace for artificial intelligence (AI) software and models. According to The Information, the Sam Altman-run company is contemplating an app store where customers “could sell AI models they customise for their own needs to other businesses”.

Publication: The Economic Times

The government has cleared US-based chip maker Micron’s project to set up a semiconductor test and packaging unit worth $ 2.7 billion in the country, according to sources. The approved project is expected to create 5,000 jobs. “The project was cleared about a week back,” a source said.

Publication: The Hindu Business Line

Noting that “India is growing really fast, right on a fairly significant pace,” he said the next big startup from India could be the one which caters to the unique needs of Indian users.

Publication: The Economic Times