September 5, 2017

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Industry News: Information and Communications

Artificial intelligence to power bankingedit

Deccan Herald

By Uma Kannan

With an increase in the number of FinTech startups, banks are now trying to collaborate with them, thereby leveraging Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, to serve their customers better.

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Artificial intelligence already significant part of our tech lives? Yes, you may not have even realised itedit

Financial Express

By Nandagopal Rajan

Artificial intelligence (AI) is being pegged as the new electricity, a technology that could end up transforming almost every element of human endeavour. It is just that, for now, the jury is out on whether it would be for the best or worst.

Artificial Intelligence
Evolving Threat from Botnets, IoT Zombiesedit

CXO Today

Today, one of the fastest growing and nefarious bots include those that exploit Internet of Things (IoT) devices as weapons of attack. These bots are rapidly changing the threats landscape. The Mirai attacks in 2016 demonstrated what can happen when hackers deploy a bot army to take control of insecure IoT devices. Yet, those kinds of attacks may no longer be the worst-case scenario.

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Industry News: Education

AICTE to cut fee, bring uniformity in curriculumedit

The Times of India

By Isha Jain

Here is a piece of good news for those aspiring for engineering education. The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has decided to slash fees for technical institutions across the country, and bring a uniformity in the fee structure, said AICTE vice-chairman MP Poonia.

Engineering
Study Abroad: 5 Happiest Countries To Pursue Higher Educationedit

NDTV

Every year almost 3 lakh Indian students head abroad to pursue higher studies. The criteria which students consider before settling on where they want to study, differs for each student. Some pay attention to the course, some pay attention to the ranking of the university, others prefer countries which offer all the best student facilities at a lower cost.

Higher Education

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Think differently about our energy futureedit

The Financial Express

All studies agree that coal is a “dirty fuel”, and that to tackle the problem of climate change, the government must exponentially increase the generation of renewables. But they also agree that renewables cannot replace coal as the bulwark of the energy system. At least not in the foreseeable future.

Renewable Energy
Focus on increasing wind, solar power generation in Seemaedit

The Hans India

New and Renewable Energy Development Corporation (NREDCAP), which is promoting green energy on a massive scale was instrumental in producing 1,460 MW of wind power and 457.9 MW of solar power by the end of 2016-17 financial year.

Solar Energy
India’s solar power revolutionedit

State Times

Solar power in India is the fastest growing power sector. As of June 2017, the country’s solar grid had a cumulative capacity of 13.11 GW. India has quadrupled its solar-generation capacity from 2,650 MW in 2014 to 12,289 MW in 2017 and expansion is going on.

Solar Energy
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