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That telecom companies in India are under financial strain is no secret. With continued aggressive pricing by the new entrant, there has indeed been heavy disruption. In order to grow at a sustained rate, the telcos are under pressure to introduce enhanced systems and technologies while maintaining cost-efficiency. (IET)
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IIIT-H student attends EMEA Google Students Retreat 2018edit
Intelligence and Intelligent Transportation as her main areas of research. Her work on developing a machine learning solution for prioritized (and better quality) routing of vehicles especially during emergencies has culminated in a research paper. And the paper has been selected for the annual flagship conference of the IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Society (ITSS) which will be held in November at Hawaii, US.
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Smart homes: Know about technology for hyper-connected Indiansedit
Even as virtual assistants are the latest arrivals on the smart home landscape, the convergence of automation, technology and the Internet of Things (IoT) are redefining the very concept of a smart home. Where hi-tech homes, loaded with technology and gadgets, were the preserve of a select few till recently, today’s hyper-connected Indians are embracing cutting-edge technologies that are changing their lives and transforming their lifestyles
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By Sanjay Singh
According to the report, data on botnet trends gives a valuable post-compromise viewpoint of how cybercriminals are maximizing impact with multiple malicious actions. WICKED, a new Mirai botnet variant, added at least three exploits to its arsenal to target unpatched IoT devices
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Referring to another official aware of the developments, it was reinforced that the three boards of task force working committees will help create inventive plans to direct the nation for the fourth industrial revolution. For the record, Industry 4.0 is about the joining of path-breaking edge computerization, distributed computing, sensors, 3D printing, PC fuelled procedures, savvy calculations, and Internet of things (IoT).
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By Sharad Venkta
IoT: The internet of things (IoT) is moving beyond the hype cycle, as many retailers are turning possibility into reality. Internet of things offers great opportunities here. Retailers are slowly and steadily adopting Internet of Things across various applications like that of store operations, reduction in theft, improving purchases through various methods, helping store inventory, and most important of all, helping enhance the overall experience of the customer.
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By Debasis Mohapatra & Sohini Das
Niti Aayog’s initiative to form a consortium with Oracle Technology and Apollo Hospitals will leverage blockchain technology to overcome the counterfeit drug problem,” asserts Anna Roy, advisor at Niti Aayog. “We are acting as the enabler here and with time, the consortium will be scaled up to include other stakeholders,” she adds. (IOT)
BlockchainIoT in HealthcareData is new power, moneyedit
Data promises a plethora of new uses – expansion of business in the required direction, diagnosis of diseases, traffic patterns, etc. Mega-trends such as big data, smart cities, internet of things (IoT) and rapid development of mobile technologies are driving the utilisation of personal data. Data will also lead to more customer satisfaction. One of the best examples is Uber mobile app.
Big DataDataIoTSmart CitiesBuilding a robust M2M ecosystem for India’s socio-economic transformationedit
As per reports, the number of IoT devices is estimated to reach 1.9 million units by 2020, and India’s IoT market size is projected to increase 7 times, from 1.3 billion last year to $9 billion by 2020. The Government’s $100 billion initiative for 100 smart cities will further boost the number of IoT devices in the country, which currently stands at 60 million.
IoT in TelecommunicationsSmart CitiesArtificial Intelligence: A ‘boon’ for connecting consumers and brandsedit
Internet of Things (IoT): IoT is supposed to be next big change in the modern industrialised world. Due to higher adoption of the technology connected to the internet, we can use technology such as Fitbit to track our health. With the development of AI and 5G technology, we are closer towards the world with IoT than ever before.
AIIoT802.11ax Wi-Fi Standard to Unleash New Wave of Opportunities for Industryedit
Flexible channel sizes and resource units will allow operators to offer more efficient IoT support, such as connections that require lower data rates to use narrow dedicated channels to save power. This also means carriers are able to support both broadband based services as well as IoT over the same network.
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E-mobility to be preferred mode of road transport by next decade: Amitabh Kantedit
Electric-mobility will be preferred mode of road transport in India by next decade and the challenge for the country was to battery-charge all types of vehicles, Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant said Wednesday.
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By Deepanshu Taumar
He also emphasied that building adequate infrastructure for electric mobility is equally important and urged the industry to put a collaborative effort in this direction. Echoing, Nitin Gadkari, Minister for Road Transport & Highways, Shipping and Water Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation, Geete said that adopting alternate fuel as an energy source will significantly solve the emission issue.
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Govt moves to standardise skill training, to impart digital literacy to over 1 millionedit
To ensure standardisation of training and learning across all programmes, the Directorate General of Training has aligned its courses with National Skills Qualifications Framework (NSQF), a competency-based framework. An instruction trainer manual for imparting NSQF aligned training was launched by Dharmendra Pradhan, Minister of Skill Development and Entreprenuership, on Wednesday.
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Low tariffs, poor grid connectivity hamper doubling of wind energy capacityedit
By Tanya Thomas
In December, the lowest tariff for wind energy, of Rs 2.43 a unit, was achieved in a Gujarat state utility auction. The current status may hamper India’s ambitious plans to almost double its wind energy capacity to 60GW by 2022, from about 34GW at present. The central government has put strong focus on expanding renewable energy capacity, including solar power, to reduce the carbon footprint.
Renewable Energywind energyIndia to generate 100 GW solar energy by 2022: Suresh Prabhuedit
Union Minister Suresh Prabhu has said that India has set a target to generate 100 GW solar energy by 2022 for increasing share of carbon-free energy in the energy mix. While speaking at a function of International Solar Alliance (ISA) Innovation and Investment Forum here today Prabhu stressed on joint efforts required to reduce the cost of finance and technology for massive production of solar energy.
Renewable EnergySolar EnergyCan sunlight be turned into fuel? Scientists introduce novel modeledit
Can sunlight be turned into fuel? Scientists introduce novel model The team led by academics at the University of Cambridge, used semi-artificial photosynthesis to explore new ways to produce and store solar energy.
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