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Iris Global partners Uniline Energy for Rs 200 crore national distribution alliance in power solutions

Reinforcing its position as India’s most trusted ICT distribution powerhouse, Iris Global Services has entered into a strategic nationwide distribution partnership with Uniline Energy Systems Pvt. Ltd., a leading Indian manufacturer of mission-critical power solutions.

The alliance targets a business milestone of Rs 200 crore while significantly expanding Uniline’s reach across India.

Established in 1989, Uniline Energy Systems is a recognized leader in power conditioning, offering a wide portfolio including UPS systems, inverters, and solar power solutions. With manufacturing facilities in Delhi and Parwanoo, and strong deployments across banking, defence, healthcare, telecom, and infrastructure sectors, Uniline brings over three decades of proven engineering excellence.

Under this partnership, Iris Global will leverage its expansive distribution network covering over 19,000 pin codes and a robust ecosystem of 10,000+ partners. A key advantage for Uniline lies in Iris’s established due diligence across its partner network—ensuring faster onboarding, reduced risk, and immediate alignment with...

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TCS study reveals Physical AI is now mainstream as manufacturers scale AI implementation

Tata Consultancy Services, a global leader in IT services, consulting, and business solutions, today announced the findings of the Future-Ready Manufacturing: TCS Physical AI Readiness Report 2026. The report reveals that as manufacturers increase their AI investments, the focus is shifting from standalone automation projects to larger physical AI ecosystems.

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200 US utility firms join Trump electricity pledge as data center electricity use expected to quadruple by 2035 — but does the President's pledge have the teeth to regulate electricity pricing?

* US data center electricity usage is expected to quadruple by 2035 * There has been a surge in signups for Trump's Ratepayer Protection Act * Residential electricity rates have risen by 25% over the past four years US data centers are expected to use four times more electricity by 2035

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This Malware Kills Your Apps 5 Times a Second Until You Give Up Your Password

A new macOS malware is tricking users into revealing their passwords through social engineering. Called ClickLock, it targets Macs with fake verification pages that mimic ClickFix campaigns, which pose as troubleshooting assistance to con people into installing harmful software. Cybersecurity assessment firm Group-IB found that ClickLock prompts users to run

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How to use themes in Google Messages so you never send the wrong person the wrong text again

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. ZDNET key takeaways * Stop sending the wrong response to the wrong recipient. * Theme Google Messages chats to make them distinctive. * This feature is free to use and is rolling out on Android. Just this morning, I sent the wrong response

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TCS study reveals Physical AI is now mainstream as manufacturers scale AI implementation

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How to use themes in Google Messages so you never send the wrong person the wrong text again

200 US utility firms join Trump electricity pledge as data center electricity use expected to quadruple by 2035 — but does the President's pledge have the teeth to regulate electricity pricing?