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Driving Growth in India’s Display Market: MMD Singapore’s Dual- Brand Strategy

Under the leadership of Carol Anne Dias, MMD Singapore is strengthening its presence in India through Philips Monitors and AOC Monitors, with a strong focus on innovation, local manufacturing, and delivering immersive, productivity- driven experiences.

A wholly owned subsidiary of TPV Technology, MMD was established in 2009 through a licensing agreement with Philips. From its Singapore headquarters, it oversees Philips and AOC monitor sales and marketing globally, including India, delivering reliable, user-centric display solutions.

India’s monitor market is growing rapidly, driven by hybrid work, digital transformation, and a booming gaming ecosystem. While productivity monitors dominate, gaming is the fastest-growing segment, fueled by rising esports engagement and a vast gamer base. Initiatives like “Make in India” and adoption of UHD, OLED, and smart connectivity are accelerating premiumization.

“India remains a key growth market for us, ” says Carol Anne Dias. “We are committed to delivering innovative solutions, fostering strong partnerships,...

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AI and Search (2/2) - how USA Today is looking to a Palantir use case to prove quality content wins out

Great content still finds an audience. That’s the mindset of Mike Reed, CEO of USA Today, but the continuing shift in consumer behavior away from traditional search is having some significant strategic consequences for the daily newspaper as it approaches its half-century in a few years time. The USA

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Protiviti and KIIT Launch AI Centre of Excellence

Protiviti Member Firm for India has entered a strategic partnership with KIIT University to establish an AI Center of Excellence (CoE) at the university campus, itself thereby creating an integrated platform to prepare students and working professionals for the rapidly evolving demands of the AI-driven economy. The initiative brings together

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Pathway BDH-CQ Model Sets AI Cost-Efficiency Record

Pathway, an AI lab building Post-Transformer architecture and models, today published benchmark results for BDH-CQ, a 150-million-parameter reasoning model. BDH-CQ scored 29.5% pass@2 on the public ARC-AGI-1 evaluation set at a computed inference cost of $0.0007 per task. BDH-CQ runs approximately 11 times as cheaply per task

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This Coin-Sized Device Can Hack a Boeing 737

Even as the digital components of so many life-critical systems have proven susceptible to cybersabotage—cars, medical devices, even water utilities and power grids—the computer systems of airplanes have, thankfully, remained uniquely inaccessible to hackers. But one group of academic researchers has spent years testing a different, devious approach

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AI and Search (2/2) - how USA Today is looking to a Palantir use case to prove quality content wins out

Protiviti and KIIT Launch AI Centre of Excellence

Pathway BDH-CQ Model Sets AI Cost-Efficiency Record

This Coin-Sized Device Can Hack a Boeing 737