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US Cable Players Dominate Postpaid Net Additions

Vaishali Yadav - September 12, 2022 0

Press Release

US Smartphone Sales Remain Flat YoY in Q4

Sharon Katta - January 31, 2022 0

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AT&T and Google Cloud Join Hands to Enable Network Edge 5G Computing Solutions For Enterprises

EFY Bureau - March 9, 2020 0

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Major Companies Join Hands To Form Corporate Electric Vehicle Alliance

EFY Bureau - January 23, 2020 0

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Huawei Wireless Charger to Make India Debut with Huawei Mate 20 Pro

Mukul Yudhveer Singh - October 31, 2018 0

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NI and AT&T collaborate on one of the world’s fastest mmWave channel sounders for 5G

Baishakhi Dutta - April 14, 2017 0

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Report by WEF and BCG explores long-term challenges to global ICT ecosystem

Rahul Chopra - April 30, 2015 0

Industry's Buzz

Micron’s VC Arm to Launch a $250 Million AI Fund

Indian Smartphone Market Declines by 10% Y-On-Y in Q2 FY26: CMR

Beijing Based Ingenic Semiconductor Launches HK IPO to Raise $410 Million

India Expands Semiconductor Push With 5-8 New Facilities

Lam Research to Train 3,500 Students in Semiconductor Process Integration

Learn From Leaders

“Enterprise Computing Is Shifting From CPU to GPU And Now Toward NPU-Based Systems ” – Navdeep Narula, Ingram Micro, India

India’s Robotics Supply Chain Still Depends on Imported Chips

How A Material Thinner Than Human Hair Could Transform EV Batteries And Electronics – Gadhadar Reddy, NoPo Nanotechnologies

“Build Strong Startups, and Funding Will Follow”- Raja Rajeev Kumar, IIT Startups, LaxmiRamaVarma Holdings International and ChromoSoul Ventures

“We are building humanoid robots that can replicate human tasks.”- Athil Krishna, iHUB Robotics

Startups

“India Can Lead In IP—If It BacksIts Own Builders”

“We are solving India-specific challenges rather than offering generic ‘black box’ IoT solutions.”

Amimotion’s World-Smallest UWB Tags That Give Factories A Digital Nervous System For Physical AI

Vervesemi Integrated AI/ML-Based Analogue IP Blocks For Chips

Rapid Radio’s Indigenous RFID Reader Platform That Enables Numerous Applications