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Iris Global Empowers Assam’s Education Sector with Rs 15 Crore IT Delivery, thru partner

Iris Global Services, India’s leading AI and IT distribution company, has successfully executed a major project for the Government of Assam’s Health and Family Department. Working in close collaboration with its Guwahati-based partner, ComputerWorld Services (CWS), Iris Global supplied Lava smartphones and other IT hardware products worth approximately Rs 15 crore to CWS. Subsequently, CWS successfully delivered these smartphones and IT products to the State Health Department under various welfare schemes implemented by the department.

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The delivery marks a significant milestone in the partnership between Iris Global and CWS. ComputerWorld Services, a System Integration and Trading Company (SITC) founded by Mr. Rajeev Saikia in 2000, has grown from a two-person operation into a robust organization with over 15 personnel, specializing in government infrastructure projects.

Reflecting on the company’s recent trajectory, Mr. Rajeev Saikia, Proprietor of ComputerWorld Services, emphasized the pivotal role of their partnership...

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US startup founded by former teenage drone racers just won one of the Pentagon's biggest small-drone deals — Neros has shipped tens of thousands of UAVs to Ukraine and inked a $500M contract

* A startup founded by former teenage drone-racing champions won a US Army contract worth up to $500 million for its FPV attack drones * This marks the Pentagon's largest small-drone contract ever, running up till 2031 even as it grapples with taking on Chinese-built drones and components with a

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Anthropic’s landmark $1.5B copyright settlement is approved

5:12 PM PDT · July 20, 2026 Anthropic can finally start cutting checks to a group of authors and book publishers that sued the AI lab over copyright infringement. A federal judge gave final approval Monday of Anthropic’s landmark $1.5 billion settlement of a class action copyright lawsuit,

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I wore Meta's $499 prescription Ray-Bans for 6 weeks: They're stylish but not for me

Meta Ray-Ban Optics4 / 5Very good pros and cons * Lighter frame. * Adjustable nose pieces. * Thinner frame style. * Meant for prescription eyeglass wearers. * Nosepieces are still molded. * The most expensive glasses Meta offers. Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Back in March, EssilorLuxotica, the parent company of Ray-Ban,

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Garmin just accidentally revealed pricing for its own Fitbit Air rival — but leaked images look awfully dubious

* Someone found pricing for the unreleased Cirqa on Garmin’s website * Two different images of the Fitbit Air rival also allegedly emerged * Yet these images look suspicious and could be AI-created fakes The Garmin Cirqa has become something of an open secret in the world of wearables, with leaks of

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US startup founded by former teenage drone racers just won one of the Pentagon's biggest small-drone deals &mdash; Neros has shipped tens of thousands of UAVs to Ukraine and inked a $500M contract

Anthropic’s landmark $1.5B copyright settlement is approved

I wore Meta's $499 prescription Ray-Bans for 6 weeks: They're stylish but not for me

Garmin just accidentally revealed pricing for its own Fitbit Air rival &mdash; but leaked images look awfully dubious

US startup founded by former teenage drone racers just won one of the Pentagon's biggest small-drone deals — Neros has shipped tens of thousands of UAVs to Ukraine and inked a $500M contract

Garmin just accidentally revealed pricing for its own Fitbit Air rival — but leaked images look awfully dubious