‘Technology Is Going To Drive The Future Roadmap For All Industries’
India’s game art creation industry is at a relatively promising stage and China has been in this business for far longer and is…
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‘In The Wake Of Digital Technologies, The Future Holds Great Opportunities For Job Creation!’
Knowing that gender biases exist, how difficult is it to be a woman and thrive in your specific field?
If there is one field,…
Myntra and Wildcraft come together to provide personal protective face masks
Myntra today announced that it has partnered with Wildcraft, outfitter and outdoor gear, clothing and footwear brand, to offer…
Protecting your company during COVID-19: Guidance for CIOs and CISOs
Criminals are already taking advantage of COVID-19 in their cyberattacks, and remote access and phishing are the two areas most…
COVID 19: How RPA is helping global organisations respond proactivey
UiPath offering free software to healthcare community, Automation Hub also available at no cost to enable enterprises to maintain…
Facebook expands location sharing data by providing it to Covid researchers
Facebook Inc is expanding the user location data that the company offers to researchers and non-profits trying to study the…
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey pledges $1 billion of square stake towards coronavirus relief efforts
Jack Dorsey pledged $1 billion of his stake in Square Inc., the payments firm he co-founded, to coronavirus relief efforts, the…
Citrix continues business operations despite challenging times
Business today is anything but usual. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced companies around the world to rethink their operations and…
Hackers’ forum hacked, database dumped on Dark Web
Cybercriminal have broken into a fellow rival hacers forum that trades in stolen Instagram, Twitter and other accounts, and dumped…
New STSPIN32 BLDC Drivers from STMicroelectronics Target High-Voltage Applications
The four devices are pin compatible, allowing hardware and firmware to be reused in products for 110V AC and 250V AC operation