Tech & Innovation
Lenovo’s Wuhan factory lockdown over Covid-19 could hit India’s tablet salesCovid-19 could dent the supply of tablet PCs in India as market leader Lenovo is hit.
Updated July 21, 20222 min read
Covid-19 could dent the supply of tablet PCs in India as market leader Lenovo is hit.
Narendra Modi is one of the world’s most tech-savvy leaders.
Ola’s first week in London should set off alarm bells for rival Uber.
The Donald Trump administration’s crackdown on the H-1B visa is hurting the US.
As the panic around the clampdown on H-1B visas by the Donald Trump administration mounts, US employers are trying to make their non-American talent feel secure.
US president Donald Trump has arrived in India with high hopes of inking a “fantastic trade deal.”
India’s richest man believes if college dropouts like him and Bill Gates can build out multi-billion-dollar multinationals, so can any average Indian.
Flipkart and Amazon may be India’s favourite shopping apps but a Chinese rival is fast catching up.
GitHub is finally setting shop in India.
The number of rejected US green card applications of Indians stood at the lowest in a decade last year at 1,352.
Looks like Uber drove out of food tech only to drive into fintech in India.
At a time when India is struggling with an unprecedented job crisis, at least one industry has not gone slow on hiring.
Fewer students are dropping out of India’s elite colleges.
India’s ed-tech sector is poised to touch $2 billion in revenues by 2021, and more than half of that will come courtesy school and college students.
Ride-hailing major Ola launched its services in London today (Feb. 10).
India’s dream to bring internet connectivity to every nook and cranny is an ongoing— but very slow—process.
India’s tech entrepreneurs couldn’t be happier. After all, they were the stars of the country’s union budget for financial year 2021.
As Indians beam with pride over Arvind Krishna joining the ranks of Silicon Valley’s crème de la crème, another group has a reason to rue.
The Narendra Modi government’s budget for financial year 2021 was critical, given the slowdown in the Indian economy.
India just got real about its data-localisation plans.
Microsoft’s Satya Nadella and Alphabet’s Sundar Pichai are already household names in India. Now, another name’s been added to that coveted Silicon Valley list.
When big stars of India’s startup world—MakeMyTrip founder Deep Kalra, Ola co-founder Bhavish Aggarwal, Hike founder Kavin Bharti Mittal, and Steadview Capital managing director Ravi Mehta—meet once a month to discuss what they expect from policymakers, there’s a fifth person in the room: Rameesh Kailasam.
Seems like Apple’s dog days in India are finally drawing to a close.
Internships are finally becoming mainstream in India.