The Financial Express

There is no need to be worried about AI, instead India “should be more concerned about human development and skill development”, he said. Last month, Rajan had said that with advances in machine learning, AI and robotics, this was going to change still further, as they take up the jobs, ranging from those in unskilled sweatshops to high-skilled professions like medicine.

Live Mint

The increased responsiveness in particular enables altogether new applications, as connected devices and machines will be able to share data in real time. With the advent of 5G, technologies such as the internet of things, augmented reality, virtual reality, smart cities, drones and intelligent machines that have been tossed around for years as buzzwords, will finally be deployable for mass use.

The Hans India

Swajal is a multi-award winning Internet of Things (IoT) enabled water purification solutions provider which enables access to clean water to people across the socio-economic spectrum. The company offers mineralised purified water with ultra-filtration and RO for as low as 50 paise per litre.

People Matters

Furthermore, the strides in the field of IoT (Internet of Things) have been further encouraging, as it helps to take the functionality of the fitness apps a notch higher. The app connects to the refrigerator at home to know what food there is in the refrigerator and suggest recipes based on it, or help place order from the local convenience store. The ideal life that connected lifestyle promises is yet to be tested on large scale.

Analytics Insight

By Sampriti Sarkar

We are living in a data-driven world where data has become the strategic asset of any firm. With more sophisticated data collection methods and Internet of Things (IoT) on the rise, the amount of data produced is increasing by leaps and bounds. These data are proving to be valuable resources for firms, which are utilizing and analyzing it before undertaking any business decision.

ET Health World

Life sciences companies have always used information technology to efficiently execute their processes, be it their enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, sales force automation, invoicing, financial systems, R&D processes and the likes. But now, forefront technologies like cloud computing, advanced analytics, intelligent software and the Internet of Things are driving the next wave of advanced business process automation of the life sciences industry.

Auto Car Professional

Unveiled on Monday ahead of the Beijing Auto Show, the partnerships mark the first move into the auto space by Alibaba’s A.I. Labs as it rolls out a series of Internet of Things (IoT) initiatives for industries spanning smart homes, education, entertainment, airlines and hotels. The Labs is Alibaba’s in-house research unit for developing artificial intelligence-powered consumer applications, such as Tmall Genie.

ET Tech

By Sidhartha S Padhi and Arya S. Chouhan

The technological world is experiencing change at a phenomenal rate and no high tech here is immune. Blockchain has been creating a lot of whir in the recent times. It is seen as the next best technology to Internet and therefore it is pertinent for it to be taken as seriously as one would have taken Internet in the early 90s. Hon’ble Prime Minister of India has also noted the utility of blockchain technology and Internet of Things (IoT) and reiterated rapid adaptation of the technology into our workplaces. India is known for its competence in IT, owing it majorly to its timely adaptation and building its technology around the Internet of things.