Marvell to Invest $250 Mn in India, Double Workforce to Boost R&D
As part of the investment, Marvell will inaugurate a new wing at its Bengaluru office and expand operations in Hyderabad.
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As part of the investment, Marvell will inaugurate a new wing at its Bengaluru office and expand operations in Hyderabad.
Cybersecurity
The new capabilities introduce a connected fleet of AI agents that work together as an autonomous security workforce.
Campus
The initiative seeks undergraduate students who are passionate about artificial intelligence and interested in building AI communities at their universities.
The company is also introducing call transfer, allowing users to move an active group call between devices without disconnecting.
AI News
The AI assistant currently supports around 12,000 authorised users and is expected to serve 28,000 users by November.
AI Startups
Anyshpere, the company behind Cursor, said the new plan is designed to address two long-standing requests from its Indian users: locally priced subscriptions and the ability to pay through UPI.
AI Models
The platform also adopts a multi-model AI architecture instead of relying on a single large language model.
Leadership Moves
Briscoe joins Databricks from AWS, where she led the APJ Partner Core organisation, overseeing partner programmes, strategic investments, and go-to-market initiatives.
Developer's Corner
The company said the new practice is designed to help Fortune 100 enterprises move more quickly from identifying business problems to deploying AI solutions that deliver measurable outcomes.
GCC
India hosts 2,117 GCCs employing 2.36 million professionals and generating nearly $98.4 billion in revenue.
Policies
India's move against Jack Dorsey's BitChat extended beyond one app. Here's why the government also sought to block Briar and Bridgefy during the CJP protest.
Cybersecurity
Bank of Baroda has not responded publicly to the allegations, and there is currently no confirmation from CERT-In or the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) regarding the purported breach