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Skilling & Upskilling the Workforce: K-12, Vocational Training, Cybersecurity & Leadership

The Tech Panda takes a look at the efforts at skilling, upskilling, and reskilling in the tech industry.

Navneet Education Builds a National CBSE Presence with Future-Ready Learning Tools

Navneet Education Limited announced a strong growth of its CBSE portfolio, which has expanded from 45 titles at launch to over 1000+ titles today. The expansion reflects the company’s sustained focus on developing products aligned with the evolving needs of CBSE schools. Navneet established an office in Delhi in 2018 to strengthen its presence in the CBSE segment. Since then, the portfolio has grown more than tenfold.

Harshil Gala, President – CBSE & EdTech, Navneet Education, said, “For more than six decades, Navneet Education has been committed to empowering students through quality education. As we look towards 2030, our ambition is to strengthen our national CBSE presence by adding 10,000 schools to our partner network and introducing 300+ new product to...

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The convergence of AI, IoT and building automation: Why interoperability will define smart infrastructure

By Varun Joshi, Co-founder & Director, Unwired Connect Most conversations I hear about AI in buildings start with the software: the models, the analytics, the dashboards. I get why. That’s the part you can demo. But I keep coming back to a simpler question that rarely gets asked in

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How Maynard v. Snapchat, a 2016 lawsuit linked to a car crash involving Snapchat's speed filter, sparked social media's legal reckoning over user safety

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AI is becoming more accessible, so why is enterprise adoption still so expensive?

By Sabya Sen, Vice President, IMEA & APAC, Alteryx As companies move generative AI from experimental phases into everyday operations, a new question is emerging: how much is AI actually costing the business? But as more and more companies introduce the use of generative AI and LLMs in their operations,

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STMicro reports Q3 revenue up 17.9% YoY to $3.76B, operating income up 98% YoY to $429M, vs. $400.5M est., and forecasts $4.15B in Q4 revenue, vs. $4.10B est.

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AI is becoming more accessible, so why is enterprise adoption still so expensive?

STMicro reports Q3 revenue up 17.9% YoY to $3.76B, operating income up 98% YoY to $429M, vs. $400.5M est., and forecasts $4.15B in Q4 revenue, vs. $4.10B est.