Business World

Data was the new Energy which fueled a million dreams and almost every touch point of humanity was now a possible revenue opportunity. Hundreds of billions of dollars were invested in creating an overarching digital structure.

The Financial Express

Artificial intelligence (AI) promises impelling potential for the growth of society and economy in today’s times. As India is moving on the trajectory of digital transformation, the growing penetration of digital technologies in the lives of Indians and the generation of huge volumes of data at every interaction point projects a germane use-case for an AI-driven economy.

Analytics Insight

With the advancement of cloud computing, big data, and other rising innovations, the integration of cloud innovation and automated systems takes into consideration the structure of multi-robot frameworks, with superior and high intricacy. Developing infiltration of the IoT and investments in robotics have been the real supporters of the development of industrial robotics.

The Telegraph

It is like doing an open surgery through a keyhole. A miniature version of the surgeon is inside the abdomen. Robotic surgery is more beneficial for patients with complicated hernias, those larger in size and especially incisional hernias,” Filip Muysoms, the head of the department of abdominal surgery at AZ Maria Middelares in Gent, Belgium, said

Tech Radar

The cybersecurity firms McAfee Labs Threats Report: August 2019 saw an average of 504 new threats per minute during Q1 alongside changes in ransomware campaign execution and code. Additionally over 2.2bn stolen account credentials were made available on the dark web over the course of the quarter and 68 percent of targeted attacks utilized spear phishing for initial access while 77 percent relied on user actions to execute their campaigns.

Analytics India Mag

Currently, a significant number of companies are relying on artificial intelligence algorithms to handle textbased content. However, despite the fact that sought after technologies like AI, NLP, or ML are being used, there are gaps where even they are failing to ensure to complete security.

Live Mint

To say that we have come a long way with humanoids is a colossal understatement. Advances in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP) have enabled humans to create humanoid news anchors, psychologists, personal assistants, and more.

Express Computer

Union Minister of State for Home Affairs G. Kishan Reddy said that India needs to strengthen its defence against rising cyber attacks and also formulate a national strategy for reducing the risk of cyber crimes.

Consultancy

The growth of enterprise spending on information security in India will continue to grow unabated to reach over $2 billion in 2020. The increased awareness on the benefits of risk assessment and the acknowledgement that security is one of the enablers of digital transformation are boosting enterprise security spending in India.

The Economic Times

Internet of Things (IoT) also brings a lot of opportunities for telcos, especially for deploying largescale sensor networks. In such networks, one can put sensors on devices or elements which can be further used for a host of things such as asset tracking, Eng Wei Koo technology expert at Viavi Solutions told.

The Financial Express

Mukesh Ambani, Internet of Things, Reliance Industries, artificial intelligence, Industrial Revolution, blockchain, cloud computing, PDPURIL chairman Mukesh Ambani during a convocation ceremony at the Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University in Gandhinagar on Thursday AP

CIOL

IoT (Internet of Things) and AI (Artificial Intelligence) have demonstrated notable potential across industries. There has been an enormous adoption of these technologies in the last decade in order to streamline various business procedures, foster workspace efficiency, reduce human efforts and save on operational costs.

The Asian Age

In addition to a technical and awareness boost for industrial cybersecurity, organizations need to consider specific protection for Industrial IoT which can become highly connected externally: almost half of the companies (41 per cent) are ready to connect their OT/ICS network to the cloud, using preventive maintenance or digital twins.

The Hans India

India will release the cybersecurity strategy policy in January next year to enable the government to cybersecure the nation, which will also help in achieving the target to achieve a $5 trillion economy, an official said on Wednesday.

The Economic Times

By Shahid Akhter

Healthcare is exposed to range of threat actors and malicious activity. Given the critical role it plays within society and its relationship with most sensitive information, the risk to this sector is especially consequential.

Inventiva

Smart Automation is a relatively new idea for office spaces. It is swiftly gaining acceptance as office administrators and facility managers realize the considerable benefits that Office Automation can provide them in managing their office spaces more productively and economically. It also has the potential to positively impact the staff in the office space, by improving multiple aspects of their time spent in the office.

Analytics Insight

By Priya Dialani

Artificial intelligence is disrupting the publishing scenario. It is called “the age of the cutting-edge writer,” in light of the fact that the individuals who embrace these advances are probably going to succeed financially and professionally. While cynics may differ with utilizing AI in publishing and writing, it’s valuable to journalists and the publishing business from numerous points of view.

The Economic Times

By Bhragu Haritas

We look at to AI to drive efficiency, reduce error and burn out for our physicians. Aster DM will be taking an agile collaborative approach by on boarding startups working on AI, IoT, Blockchain, RPA etc onto our unique scalable research infrastructure. We are already in discussion with many startups as well as industry partners in these areas.

CIO

Gartner forecasts that the enterprise and automotive Internet of Things (IoT) market will grow to 5.8 billion endpoints in 2020, a 21% increase from 2019. By the end of 2019, 4.8 billion endpoints are expected to be in use, up 21.5% from 2018.